Closed rlaveycal closed 8 years ago
@rlaveycal I am very very appreciated to your pull request!!
I have checked docker documentation https://github.com/docker/docker/commit/d53b586ff1b274b529b7912df3052a1bc2ca8dfe . And it seems that double quotations are required for http_proxy environment variables at least docker 1.4.
I could not found any change around http_proxy environment. Can you give some information about docker's change?
I want to check the issue in my environment, please give some information how you reproduce the issue(OS, version, and more).
I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 (trusty) with Docker 1.9.1. I'm not a linux/docker person, just using it for an eval project so just going by the comment in the default file.
@rlaveycal I have checked http_proxy environment variables on Ubuntu 14.04 (trusty) with Docker 1.10.1(Installation). It seems docker works with environment variables.
I want to confirm that you have no trouble on your environment and just want to fix the requirement violation. Is it right?
Yes, Once I enclose the values in double quotes in the docker file everything works. Without them docker won't start.
I have checked it works on my environment. Thank you for your pull request!
Docker (at least, v1.9.1) requires that values in the config file are enclosed in quotes. The current code doesn't do this, resulting in a corrupt file that prevents docker from starting.