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Might be, the current docker-compose.yml has it in there properly. However, when I used the install with docker guide a day or two ago it hard linked to the 0.17 version which didn't give external network access to the lemmy service. Sounded similar to the problem I was facing, but if you used the current docker-compose.yml I guess that is not it.
It sounds like the back end has no external network access. You can check with something like
sudo docker exec -it lemmy_lemmy_1 ping archlinux.org
!!!! THAT DID IT.
Thank you so much I would have never gotten to that solution on my own. Works beautifully now.
Awesome! No problems, I'm glad I could help. Took me a bit to figure out what was going on too.