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Multiple docker sockets? #62
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Also make sure you're on the master tag and have pulled the latest image (or use |
Thanks, mistakenly thought latest was getting tagged as the build :) I got the latest running, but now having an issue with it not liking "tcp://" hosts, it keeps prepending "unix://" schema # export AUTOKUMA__DOCKER__HOSTS="tcp://apps.[redacted]:2375"
# autokuma
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WARN [kuma_client::util] Using DOCKER_HOST=unix://tcp://apps.[redacted].com:2375
WARN [autokuma::sync] Encountered error during sync: Error in the hyper legacy client: client error (Connect) Seems like no matter what is in the env value, its putting unix:// schema on it. I tried a few different variations but no luck. Looks like code at issue is here, hard-coded to prepend unix:// |
Hi, I'm facing exact same issue and it's quite a coincidence that you were working on this at the same time. I have created PR here to fix this: #64. I'm not a programmer and have not written Rust before. Please review/test before merging. My Docker Swarm config file:
I get the following error:
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@andyloree Commit from master now fixed the issue for me. |
Would it be possible to add support for multiple, remote docker hosts? Instead of having to create static files, ability to support multiple docker instances via something like docker-socket-proxy would allow for a non-swarm, stand-alone docker hosts configured via labels. Homepage does this today with labels approach, via a single config file, adding entries for each docker socket: https://gethomepage.dev/v0.8.0/configs/docker/#using-docker-socket-proxy
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