I made 1 comment just to express my concern about this issue.If this comment disturb those subscribers, I can made an apology.

Instead, ports must be explicitly whitelisted in the docker run or the docker-compose.yml.

If you have particular use-cases in mind, please let us know.

Both of these things work fine on linux with --nethost, and dont work as expected on a mac.

We run our services in Swarm mode with 1.13 (using docker compose v3), and then using another compose file, run nginx, which is supposed to communicate with each service.

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I did get that working with a sed command at startup and passing in the host IP as an environment variable, but then there is the problem of the Mac changing IPs, so every time Mac decides to change IPs, the developer needs to re-setup the whole environment.

Unfortunately, when I set that up, I only get empty responses from hitting port 80 or 443 locally when nginx is started up (aka what the OP said).

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Also, unlike on linux, Plex will show the following on Mac OS X after having to manually bind the 2 TCP ports and 4 UDP ports.

Currently I have an alias set alias npmdocker run --rm --interactive --tty --workdir opt -v (pwd):opt node:latest npm but anything that binds a port, like ng needs to be run manually with port binding.

Also, in prod we are using a managed service of mongodb and not a local mongo container.

Unfortunately, the mechanism VirtualBox uses to share folders between the host system and the Docker container is not compatible with the memory mapped files used by MongoDB (see vbox bug, docs.mongodb.org and related jira.mongodb.org bug).

This means that it is not possible to run a MongoDB container with the data directory mapped to the host.

At this point, I wouldnt even recommend a workaround because too much of the information available is dated.

However, developers, I found a Web-site, and a blog post at., the post is dated January 15, 2017, 6:52 pm.

Mightbetrue says, Just wanted to say that Docker in DSM6 is able to handle NETHOST using the checkbox at the bottom of the network-tab during the creation of a container.

There is no reason to tinker around in any.conf file anymore.

After all, it is still a free product, and I am grateful to the developers for such a great tool.

And as usually I first tried hard to find the bug in my own code.

Stale issues will be closed after an additional 30d of inactivity.

This is not the AOL forums.

Github developers specifically made emojis for the exact purpose of not clogging threads with two-character responses.

I think this issue is discussed quite complete, thanks to those people above.

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