Testing on Ubuntu

[freeyland]

I am currently testing the install on Linux Ubuntu. However I am having issue on port 53 being used by the standard Linux DNS server. So I get an error message saying that the port is already taken.
How did you make it work on Linux?
Can I change the port of docker dnsmasq to 53 to eg port 54?
I understand that DNSmasq is there so that all new created domains are available outside the docker environment?

[freeyland]

What is the reason you are forwarding port 53:53? There is no need for this I think as your Mac resolver (etc/resolver) is forwarding all .test traffic to 172.0.0.1
I've tested it without port fowarding 53:53 and it is also working.

[shkoliar]

Hey @freeyland,

We've not tested on Linux, so it would be great if you can test it!

Regarding 53 port, it is default configuration from Dnsmasq docker image.

[freeyland]

Hey @shkoliar ,
The issue for Linux is that port 53 is already taken by the default dns server from Ubuntu (or by standard dnsmasq installed on Ubuntu). I am searching how the Mac /etc/resolver/test is going inside docker dnsmasq on port 53.
I don't think is a good idea to stop standard Ubuntu DNS server as when the docker is not started you won't have any network.

[freeyland]

Following issues already found on Linux:

1. domain check not working
2. admin path url check not working
3. During init you do a push of scripts to container (e2c_push_exec). However this should not be done for Linux. The help message is displayed instead and the script is stopped.

I will continue testing....

[freeyland]

https://github.com/freeyland/e2c/tree/master
is working with Linux. I still need to do some small tweaks. I will then make the changes on your repo and make a merge request

[shkoliar]

https://github.com/freeyland/e2c/tree/master

btw, @freeyland you have to keep the original copyright notice due to MIT License rules.

[freeyland]

Ok, will add it

[shkoliar]

@freeyland As I've noticed you are copying every our commit into your repo with adding your authorship. GitHub has fork and pull requests functionality which may allow you to have less "rewriting" work, of course if your goal is not "re-author" all this work.

It would be great if you can also give us feedback on Linux usage and create pull requests if you have improvements for Linux based systems.

[freeyland]

@shkoliar Today I am doing the latest tests on Ubuntu.
As promised, I will then merge all the changes I've made

[freeyland]

All working now on Ubunu. See latest merge request