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The problem is the huge number of ports that are forwarded to the container.
With this number of ports, docker on my host requested about 32GB of RAM
The problem is reproduced on:
Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Docker version 27.0.3, build 7d4bcd8
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
execute bash <(curl https://i.hiddify.com/docker/latest) ( there is currently a problem with latest tag. Applied the workaround described in Cannot Install Docker Container #4726 )
Expected behavior
There are a huge number of ports not forwarded in docker-compose.yml
Screenshots
I have attached a recording of what the problem looks like.
Additional context
If you want to give a user access on "any port", you can use network_mode: "host"
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Describe the bug
When running the bash command
bash <(curl https://i.hiddify.com/docker/latest)
( attached in the documentation at the link https://hiddify.com/manager/installation-and-setup/Install-Hiddify-using-Docker/ ) the docker process takes up all the memory on the host and the hiddify container does not startdocker-compose.yml contains the following configuration
The problem is the huge number of ports that are forwarded to the container.
With this number of ports, docker on my host requested about 32GB of RAM
The problem is reproduced on:
Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Docker version 27.0.3, build 7d4bcd8
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
bash <(curl https://i.hiddify.com/docker/latest)
( there is currently a problem with latest tag. Applied the workaround described in Cannot Install Docker Container #4726 )Expected behavior
There are a huge number of ports not forwarded in docker-compose.yml
Screenshots
I have attached a recording of what the problem looks like.
Additional context
If you want to give a user access on "any port", you can use network_mode: "host"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: