Docker related issues

The two most common problems with pulling Docker images, and their fixes.

The server cannot pull images

On some servers, especially in Russia, Docker Hub is unreachable and images do not download (see issue #40). The fix is registry mirrors.

Create or open the daemon.json file:
root@server: ~
```
nano /etc/docker/daemon.json
```

Paste the mirror configuration:

{
"log-driver": "local",
"registry-mirrors": [
    "https://mirror.gcr.io/",
    "https://dockerhub.timeweb.cloud"
    ]
}

Restart the Docker service:
root@server: ~
```
systemctl restart docker
```
Check that the mirrors were picked up:
root@server: ~
```
docker info | grep -A 3 "Registry Mirrors"
```

This message means the download limit for anonymous requests to Docker Hub is exhausted. What you can do:

Log in to Docker Hub:
root@server: ~
```
docker login
```
Authenticated requests are counted per account, not per server address.
Change the server’s external address

The limit is tied to the IP: if the address is dynamic, restarting the server helps; otherwise ask your hoster about changing the address.
Enable IPv6

Run remnawave_reverse, select item 10 (Manage IPv6), and enable IPv6 support. Downloads then go from a different address, and the limit often lets go.

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