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Coming from #103
@1138-4eb wrote: ./x11docker --user=0 -- -p 5555:8080 -- ghdl/ext:ide -p 8080 does work. ./x11docker --user=RETAIN -- -p 5555:8080 -- ghdl/ext:ide -p 8080 too.
./x11docker --user=0 -- -p 5555:8080 -- ghdl/ext:ide -p 8080
./x11docker --user=RETAIN -- -p 5555:8080 -- ghdl/ext:ide -p 8080
But, with both of them, when I Ctrl+C to terminate, the log seems correct, the X server is closed, but the container is not.
I need to docker rm -f x11docker_X100_....
docker rm -f x11docker_X100_....
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docker-for-win: Make sure container is terminated #106
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docker-for-win: fix docker stop #106
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It is fixed now. Thanks!
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Coming from #103
@1138-4eb wrote:
./x11docker --user=0 -- -p 5555:8080 -- ghdl/ext:ide -p 8080
does work../x11docker --user=RETAIN -- -p 5555:8080 -- ghdl/ext:ide -p 8080
too.But, with both of them, when I Ctrl+C to terminate, the log seems correct, the X server is closed, but the container is not.
I need to
docker rm -f x11docker_X100_....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: