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Describe the bug
When a docker image stops by itself, uBridge v0.9.18 creates the error message "Bad address" which results in two large error popups. First of all "Bad address" doesn't give the user any hint, what's the matter. Furthermore it creates two identical popups, like all ubridge errors.
The more interesting information, that the docker image has stopped doesn't result in any message, just the link indicators get red. But I think that's fine, as other VM types behave the same.
Luckily this uBridge error message is not shown, when the docker image is stopped by GNS3.
Here the log from the gns3server, even there is no messgage that the docker VM has stopped.
2020-03-31 15:05:06 ERROR hypervisor.py:195 uBridge process has stopped, return
code: 1
uBridge version 0.9.18 running with libpcap version 1.8.1
Hypervisor TCP control server started (IP 0.0.0.0 port 40871).
UDP tunnel connecting from local port 10000 to IPv4 address 192.168.1.99 on port
10001
Source NIO listener thread for bridge0 has started
Destination NIO listener thread for bridge0 has started
recv: Bad address
Source NIO listener thread for bridge0 has stopped because of an error: Invalid argument
2020-03-31 15:05:06 INFO docker_vm.py:531 Docker container 'alpine-1' fix ownership, state = exited
2020-03-31 15:05:12 INFO docker_vm.py:782 Docker container 'alpine-1' [alpine-be:latest] stopped
GNS3 version and operating system:
OS: macOS 10.13.6
GNS3 version 2.2.6
Docker image running in GNS3 VM
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Start a docker image, for example alpine
In its console type "exit" to stop it
See error
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Describe the bug
When a docker image stops by itself, uBridge v0.9.18 creates the error message "Bad address" which results in two large error popups. First of all "Bad address" doesn't give the user any hint, what's the matter. Furthermore it creates two identical popups, like all ubridge errors.
The more interesting information, that the docker image has stopped doesn't result in any message, just the link indicators get red. But I think that's fine, as other VM types behave the same.
Luckily this uBridge error message is not shown, when the docker image is stopped by GNS3.
Here the log from the gns3server, even there is no messgage that the docker VM has stopped.
GNS3 version and operating system:
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: