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looking at docker-machine env, there's also DOCKER_HOST available;
set -x DOCKER_HOST tcp://192.168.99.102:2376;
It should be trivial to use this instead, removing the dependency on docker-machine. Alternatively, it might be (somehow) useful to set the hostname by hand.
Edit: At least partially it can be done with a -H option for docker run and ignoring the hostname part from the hostname:port address passed to the health check. Not optimal, but it is a work-around.
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Hello,
looking at
docker-machine env
, there's alsoDOCKER_HOST
available;It should be trivial to use this instead, removing the dependency on
docker-machine
. Alternatively, it might be (somehow) useful to set the hostname by hand.Edit: At least partially it can be done with a
-H
option fordocker run
and ignoring the hostname part from the hostname:port address passed to the health check. Not optimal, but it is a work-around.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: