Closed aimfeld closed 2 years ago
@aimfeld it should work but there is a good chance your service isn't called database
. Should match up with what is in your services.yaml
@pirog Thanks for the crazy fast response! You're right, when trying lando rebuild --yes
, I got this error:
ERROR: No such service: database
My services.yaml looks like this:
mysql:
type: mysql:10.2
disk: 2048
cacheredis:
type: redis:6.0
So I changed my lando.yaml accordingly:
services:
mysql:
portforward: 3307
However, I still get random port numbers after lando rebuild --yes
, e.g.:
external_connection: { host: '127.0.0.1', port: '32851' },
@aimfeld interesting. I'll see if i can replicate.
I'm getting this for regular mysql but it only seems to happen when I'm running multiple lando projects. I tend to increase my ports by 1000 starting from 3306 when forwarding.
Has this issue been resolved? I'm getting similar issues as @aimfeld. Getting the correct services and adding the portforward but its being ignored.
Ports aren't being locked down for me etiher on a latest Lando stable release.
I can replicate this and looking at the code it definitely looks like either a bug or just an oversight.
Ok this should be resolved in v3.1.0 once the release posts. https://github.com/lando/lando/releases/tag/v3.1.0
Def remember that you need to use the service names you define in your Platform.sh services.yaml
Works for me in v3.1.0, thanks for fixing! :+1:
I have the latest version of lando installed: v3.1.4 but have not been able to lock the port. Although I can initially see my target port of 3307 with lando info, it eventually moves to a random database port. This appears to be the latest but is this the version the correction?
Here are my configuration files:
.platform/services.yaml:
# The services of the project.
#
# Each service listed will be deployed
# to power your Platform.sh project.
db:
type: mariadb:10.2
disk: 2048
.lando.yml
name: sandbox
recipe: platformsh
config:
id: na4ynz2lwtdyd
services:
db:
portforward: 3307
I have this problem in 3.6.5
I, too, have this problem in 3.6.5.
lando rebuild
with the following configuration:
services:
db:
portforward: 3333
db2:
portforward: 4444
yields:
{ service: 'db',
...
external_connection: { host: '127.0.0.1', port: '58789' },
...
and:
{ service: 'db',
...
external_connection: { host: '127.0.0.1', port: '58787' },
...
Checking the ports shows:
lsof -i:3333
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
com.docke 54451 jasloe 85u IPv4 0x81f000c092148157 0t0 TCP localhost:dec-notes (LISTEN)
lsof -i:4444
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
com.docke 54451 jasloe 78u IPv4 0x81f000c05f7b8adf 0t0 TCP localhost:krb524 (LISTEN)
So, no idea what's going on here.
Same issue on v3.18.0
. Cannot set my database portforward to 3307
. Use to work in the old days :(
Lando is just handing out random port IDs as if it wasn't set to portforward at all.
I'm trying to set a fixed port for the DB connection according to the guide. However, the port keeps getting assigned randomly on every
lando rebuild
andlando restart
, as shown bylando info
. Maybe this doesn't work with theplatformsh
recipe?I have this in my .lando.yaml (I tried other port numbers, no luck):