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If I set the default-host explicitly with --default-host i686-unknown-linux-gnu then the right thing happens. If I leave it up to rustup-init determining the host I get a mixed i686 and x86_64 Rust install which refuses to run (as you might expect).
I have investigated and I believe that this should be working with current rustup. Could you please double-check @shaleh and let me know. If it's not working, can you please add -x to the sh cmdline (i.e. sh -x rustup.sh ...) and paste from where it looks at /proc/self/exe to where it starts downloading the installer please?
It is my strong belief that this is no longer a problem on x86, and with the patch for #2111 it'll be fixed for aarch64/armv7 too. If it is still an issue, please reopen with details as above.
This is what is in my dockerfile:
Here are some details from the docker instance
I hand installed the i686 compiler by running
rustup install nightly-i686-unknown-linux-gnu
.You can find the Dockerfile here
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