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Hi @odewahn,
Using 0.6.4 of Docker, when I run a similar set up as above I get:
[debug] api.go:962 Calling POST /containers/create
2013/11/11 14:55:07 POST /v1.6/containers/create
[debug] api.go:962 Calling POST /containers/{name:.*}/start
2013/11/11 14:55:14 POST /v1.6/containers/9703d8cd8563/start
[debug] network.go:367 Acquiring 0
[debug] network.go:367 Acquiring 49153
[debug] network_proxy.go:102 Starting proxy on tcp/[::]:49153 for tcp/172.17.0.2:8888
[debug] container.go:979 monitor: waiting for container 9703d8cd856382416411a4f90c787583c1f9182cb9d27725f5bf338bf4d69450 using cmd.Wait
[debug] container.go:983 monitor: cmd.Wait reported exit status exit status 2 for container 9703d8cd856382416411a4f90c787583c1f9182cb9d27725f5bf338bf4d69450
[debug] container.go:986 monitor: container 9703d8cd856382416411a4f90c787583c1f9182cb9d27725f5bf338bf4d69450 finished
[debug] network.go:630 Unmaping tcp/49153
[debug] network_proxy.go:107 Stopping proxy on tcp/[::]:49153 for tcp/172.17.0.2:8888 (socket was closed)
[debug] network.go:359 Releasing 49153
This shows port 8888 on the container being mapped to 49153 externally.
When I run this same container with 0.6.6, I see:
[debug] api.go:999 Calling POST /containers/create
2013/11/11 14:57:46 POST /v1.6/containers/create
[debug] api.go:999 Calling POST /containers/{name:.*}/start
2013/11/11 14:57:53 POST /v1.6/containers/70cc0637095b/start
[debug] container.go:1202 monitor: waiting for container 70cc0637095b11b905c1e8ea0faabb25bcdfc7825d6f6913b28fada407babd02 using cmd.Wait
[debug] container.go:1024 Container running: true
[debug] container.go:1206 monitor: cmd.Wait reported exit status exit status 2 for container 70cc0637095b11b905c1e8ea0faabb25bcdfc7825d6f6913b28fada407babd02
[debug] container.go:1209 monitor: container 70cc0637095b11b905c1e8ea0faabb25bcdfc7825d6f6913b28fada407babd02 finished
I have a feeling something changes under the hood that isn't listed with Docker. Not sure what they changed with port mappings, though. I'll keep an eye out to see if I can find anything.
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Thanks, @tlunter! I appreciate you taking a look. It does seem like some pretty major things happened in 0.6.6 (and 0.6.5) around exposing the ports, so I'll wait a bit for the dust to settle before upgrading.
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