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microsoft / iis-docker

Dockerfile for IIS
https://hub.docker.com/r/microsoft/iis/
MIT License
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Is this repository active? #203

Closed GaTechThomas closed 5 months ago

GaTechThomas commented 1 year ago

Many questions are lying unanswered. We need help please. If this repository is dead then please indicate so in the main readme. Thank you.

GaTechThomas commented 1 year ago

I've spent more hours than I care to count trying to get this image running on Windows 10, the primary problem was that the pull failed. After MUCH spinning on suggestion after suggestion from the web, I tried enabling every Windows feature that is remotely related to containers or Hyper-V, and one of those allowed the pull to occur. Now I'm at the point at which I need to administer IIS in the container, but installing tool after tool, feature after feature (even the full RSAT) still gives no option for remote management of IIS. Most everything seems to have been built for Windows Server and therefore the guidance is thin on doing so on desktop versions of WIndows.

I describe all the above because this repository IS the place where all that info should be available. But the repository has so little activity that it's pretty clear that spending time here and attempting to use this image is not helpful. Please prove me wrong - until then, I'm moving on. Thank you.

elizle commented 1 year ago

These Docker images are for Windows Server, which causes some compatibility issues when running on Windows 10. To run a Windows 10 Docker image on Windows Server, you need to run "--isolation=hyperv" after "docker run" so I would imagine you still need that argument when running a Server image in Win10. As far as configuration goes, all of that should be done in the dockerfile. RSAT tools probably won't be able to access anything unless you configure the ports in Docker. Also, every time the container is started, the changes done in RSAT tools would most likely be forgotten unless a new image was created from that state.

John-Hart commented 5 months ago

yes this is still active