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# Network 🌐
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## Docker Pull Errors 🐳
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Images cannot be pulled separately, as they run inside a container.
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If a `docker pull` or general image pull fails, it may be caused by an MTU, network, or IPv6 issue on the host PC. Check and fix accordingly:
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### MTU 📦
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Docker defaults to MTU 1500. If the host network uses a smaller MTU (e.g. due to VPN), packets may be dropped or fragmented.
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The local development compose stack SHOULD inherit the host Docker MTU automatically from `/etc/docker/daemon.json`. If auto-detection is unavailable or wrong, you MAY override it explicitly with `INFINITO_OUTER_NETWORK_MTU`.
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```bash
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ip link show docker0
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ip link show eth0
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```
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Fix via `/etc/docker/daemon.json`:
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```json
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{"mtu": 1450}
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```
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Then restart Docker:
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```bash
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sudo systemctl restart docker
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```
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For a one-off local override, export the variable before starting the stack:
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```bash
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export INFINITO_OUTER_NETWORK_MTU=1400
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make up
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```
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### IPv6 🔢
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If IPv6 is active but misconfigured, Docker may attempt to pull over IPv6 and fail.
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```bash
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ip -6 addr show
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curl -6 https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/
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```
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The recommended way to disable IPv6 for local development is via Make:
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```bash
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make disable-ipv6
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```
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This also restarts `docker.service` and then calls `make refresh`, so the running Infinito development stack is recreated when one is active and the new setting reaches fresh container network namespaces.
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To restore the original IPv6 settings afterwards:
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```bash
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make restore-ipv6
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```
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This restore path also restarts `docker.service` and then calls `make refresh`, so the running Infinito development stack is recreated when one is active and the restored setting reaches fresh container network namespaces.
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You can also refresh the running local stack directly after host-level changes:
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```bash
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make refresh
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```
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Alternatively, disable IPv6 only in Docker via `/etc/docker/daemon.json`:
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```json
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{"ipv6": false}
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```
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### General Connectivity 🔌
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```bash
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ping -c 3 registry-1.docker.io
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curl -v https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/
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```
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Check firewall rules, proxy settings, and DNS configuration.
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