dinghy use thd port 443 and 80, so nginx service will not start

[0xuhe]

Info:

• Docker version ($ docker --version): Docker version 17.06.0-ce, build 02c1d87
• Laradock commit ($ git rev-parse HEAD): 53b7f75
• System info (Mac, PC, Linux): Mac
• System info disto/version: 12.12.6

Issue:

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Expected behavior:

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Reproduce:

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[NickToony]

Specific error message:

ERROR: for nginx  Cannot start service nginx: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint laradock_nginx_1 (f52fbd0008270eabb0b6375119264fcc19d8dce0bc5a6aa93433ada054aaae5c): Bind for 0.0.0.0:443 failed: port is already allocated
ERROR: Encountered errors while bringing up the project.

[NickToony]

As a workaround:

1. Shut down dinghy if it's running (dinghy halt)
2. Edit the dinghy config, ~/.dinghy/preferences.yml, and change proxy_disable to true
3. Save and boot dinghy back up (dinghy up)
4. Boot up laradock the normal way

Your laradock app will be available at http://web.myapp.docker/.

This is a good enough solution for me currently, though maybe someone can figure out a proper fix.

[idflood]

I confirm this is still an issue, also visible when using apache2 instead of nginx. I didn't find a solution yet and I am also wondering how to connect from host to mysql for instance. With sequel pro I can connect to 127.0.0.1:3306 when not using dinghy, but with it it doesn't work with the same host/port.

[idflood]

So I've finally been playing with docker native NFS support on osx following this guide https://medium.com/@sean.handley/how-to-set-up-docker-for-mac-with-native-nfs-145151458adc . And I have to say that I've seen a massive performance boost and this new method is "easier" to setup.

I think that the documentation could be updated to at least mention this possibility and provide instructions about how to setup this. I will try to fork the laradock repository to have a diff of the changes made to the .env (local) and docker-compose file.

[idflood]

I did a quick benchmark before going further, and the good news is that it confirm the feeling that using NFS setup is nearly like "native", sometimes even faster (php config, opcache or other settings may explain this.

Fresh Drupal 8 install, most caches including the Twig cache are disabled.
Visiting /admin/config, measuring time needed for html load.

MAMP (PHP 7.2.8)
~520ms

Docker (laradock default config)
between ~1500ms

Docker (with native osx NFS volume)
~450ms

[idflood]

So here is the fork with the changes required on laradock to use NFS volume: idflood@cad44b5

Note that you also need to run the script from https://medium.com/@sean.handley/how-to-set-up-docker-for-mac-with-native-nfs-145151458adc to setup nfs file sharing correctly.

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