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Deprecate support for --dockerport flag. #153
Deprecate support for --dockerport flag. #153
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Seems sane to me, but I defer this one strongly to @SvenDowideit who's played with it the most of the team AFAIK. |
I think its sane too, I just want a little thinking time and there are a few issues where vbox makes a mess of the host-only network atm - and one where b2d doesn't get the ip |
I just noticed that this pull request will prevent boot2docker ip working properly because the derivation of the ssh port currently assumes that "Forwarding(1)" always contains the ssh port. With this change, the ssh port will be listed as "Forwarding(0)". I'll submit a modified pull request that improves the robustness of the ssh port derivation so that it isn't position sensitive. |
I already made a PR for this yesterday :) Please review On 10 July 2014 05:59:00 GMT+10:00, jonseymour notifications@github.com wrote:
Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity. |
ok - I'm planning on putting this into v.1.2.0 first week of August. |
As the result of long standing issues with support for half-close of inbound TCP connections to Virtual Box guests on (at least) OSX use of port-forwarded docker connections should be discouraged. So, if the user really wants to configure it, let them. Otherwise, don't set it up in the first place. See boot2docker issue boot2docker#150 (and others) for details. Docker-DCO-1.1-Signed-off-by: Jon Seymour <jon.seymour@gmail.com> (github: jonseymour)
Sven, I have reviewed #185 and seems sane. I've rebased this branch to remove the merge conflicts. |
very awesome :) |
LGTM |
Deprecate support for --dockerport flag.
install & run ntpclient to make sure boot2docker's clock is set
As the result of long standing issues with support for half-close of inbound
TCP connections to Virtual Box guests on (at least) OSX use of port-forwarded
docker connections should be discouraged.
So, if the user really wants to configure it, let them. Otherwise, don't
set it up in the first place.
See boot2docker issue #150 (and others) for details.
Docker-DCO-1.1-Signed-off-by: Jon Seymour jon.seymour@gmail.com (github: jonseymour)