[BUG]: UI Accessibility Issue and Migration Error with Docker Desktop Installed on Debian 12.

[armelhbobdad]

What happened?

• After installing Docker Desktop on the local machine and following the documentation for a fresh installation, attempting to run cosmos with docker run --network host .... results in an inability to access the UI.
• Despite specifying ports as instructed for Windows or Mac, the UI only becomes accessible. However, after the installation, a warning message prompts to migrate to network host again.
• Accepting the migration action leads to encountering the same problem with UI accessibility post-migration.

What should have happened?

• Upon running cosmos with docker run --network host ...., the UI should have been accessible without any issues.
• Following the migration to network host, the UI should remain accessible without any hindrances.

How to reproduce the bug?

1. Install Docker Desktop on the local machine.
2. Follow the documentation for a fresh installation of cosmos.
3. Run cosmos with docker run --network host ....
4. Observe the inability to access the UI.
5. Specify ports as mentioned for Windows or Mac, which enables UI accessibility but triggers a warning message to migrate to network host.
6. Accept the migration action.
7. Notice that the problem persists with UI accessibility post-migration.

Relevant log output

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Other details

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System details

• Debian 12
• Chrome Version 123.0.6312.86 (Official Build) (64-bit)

[azukaar]

dont accept the migration, as the migration pop up says, it will not work on windows/mac. You can disable the popup in the config file

[armelhbobdad]

My OS is Linux, Debian 12 with Docker Desktop. Please review my issue.

[azukaar]

Sorry missed that detail Docker Desktop won't work either has it is not full docker (it uses VMs instead of the docker virtualization) thanks

[armelhbobdad]

I updated the issue title by adding "Debian" to prevent duplication by others. Thank you.