Have you tried to nslookup your subdomains at all? Don't forget to flush your DNS frequently. I assume that your gitlab and other services are running from the same computer, or at least the same network. In the DNS server configuration section, select the Custom IP radio button in the Blocking mode selector and enter the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses of the server. My long term solution is to turn aforementioned computer into a router with OpenWRT running on docker.Īs for your issue, I'm not sure what your. My Android solution was to get a tasker 'task' that swapped out my /etc/hosts depending if I was on WiFi. I can fix the issue by disabling IPv6 on a per device bases, but you can't do that with Android. My stupid spectrum router won't let me disable IPv6, and somehow the devices on my network all acquire an IPv6 address as their DNS server, even when I manually set my router to give out 2 IPv4 addresses. So rebuilding my server has consumed the rest of my time.

My parents gave me their old computer, which runs circles around my old server.

I have a big test tomorrow, and most of my time has been spent studying. I can't believe this post was 11 days ago.

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