Linux Dockerfile: Use Debian Wheezy as the base image #307
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Great, thanks Andreas. Inspired by this I might also test with Debian 6 as that should allow support for RHEL/Centos 6. |
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Linux Dockerfile: Use Debian Wheezy as the base image
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Thanks a lot! |
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@papandreou I've gone a quick test with Debian 6 inside a Docker container (on Ubuntu 14.04) but it keeps freezing the CPU, so probably a no-go without a lot of extra effort. |
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Bummer, but cool that you tried it out. I'm still happy that Wheezy fell on the right side of the sweet spot :) |
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Tested with Debian Wheezy and Ubuntu Vivid.