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julien-duponchelle / docker-osx

Fast and easy installation of Docker on OS X
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docker version to be downloaded is now correct, and updated to 0.8 #44

Closed michaelneale closed 10 years ago

michaelneale commented 10 years ago

pretty self explanatory title

mmerickel commented 10 years ago

I'm having difficulty upgrading. I think that the new client cannot talk to an older docker.

$ docker ps
2014/02/05 21:20:15 Error :Not Found

Downgrading back to the 0.7.6 client fixes this or manually upgrading via:

$ docker-osx ssh
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install lxc-docker=0.8.0

(I selected to not overwrite the configuration file when upgrading).

michaelneale commented 10 years ago

that would not surprise me - I deleted my docker client on OS-X and let it put 0.8 one. The upgrade of the server worked flawlessly for me though.

mmerickel commented 10 years ago

I think this might be related to my manually messing with things prior to your PR (downloading the new client on my own) and my $VAGRANT_CWD/.docker-version may have gotten out of sync somehow causing the baked-in apt-get routines to not execute. So maybe everything is fine. :-)

michaelneale commented 10 years ago

ah yes. I did see 0.7.6 connect to 0.8 daemon just fine.

Have you tried boot2docker? I wonder if this should use the same base image as it?

bfirsh commented 10 years ago

This now seems out of date.

michaelneale commented 10 years ago

I have moved to boot2docker. It has challenges but it is the "official" tool now, and had a osx package.

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