/etc/docker/daemon.json is now named /etc/docker/key.json

[khennicb]

File: config/daemon/ipv6.md

Current sentence :
Edit /etc/docker/daemon.json and set the ipv6 key to true

Should be :
Edit /etc/docker/key.json and set the ipv6 key to true

[jangrewe]

@khennicb No, it should not. Those are completely different files with completely different purposes. Please remove/update your comment before somebody catches a footbullet.

[khennicb]

It's not that I don't trust your words @jangrewe
But do you know where I can read about the purpose of each of those two files ?

[jangrewe]

Well, it's kinda obvious from the filename that one is for the configuration for the daemon, and the other contains a key.
There's no official documentation about it, AFAIK, but that's also because it's a file that nobody should ever need to touch, if he doesn't know that he's doing - or in other words: the exact opposite of a config file.

Here's some background info, though: moby/moby#7667

How did you even come to the conclusion that this is now the new name of the file? Just because it exists and contains some JSON? I think the Docker docs mention everywhere that you have to create the file yourself, if it doesn't exist yet.

[khennicb]

Alright, I see

How did you even come to the conclusion that this is now the new name of the file? Just because it exists and contains some JSON? I think the Docker docs mention everywhere that you have to create the file yourself, if it doesn't exist yet.

Yea, most likely.
It was a year ago, I don't remember

[khennicb]

thanks for replying to my old issue :)

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