Alexander Huszagh

Can you post your Docker version, the host operating distro, if SELinux, AppArmour, etc. are enabled, and the output of `docker version`? This is still perplexing me, since I can't...

I don't think it's the project that has any issue: what I'm looking for is output similar to the following for `docker info` and `docker version`: **Version** ```bash $ docker...

> It works now, after assign the workable docker image 0.2.4 (=lastest). Maybe You just require assign main as 0.2.4. See, this is why I need the other info (`docker...

Thanks for all the info! That's a very old Docker version (currently unsupported), which makes me think that it might be due to the upgrade in the Linux kernel version...

Just adding the following details so anyone can follow along with my work below: 1. Download the minimal ISO for CentOS 7 for [x86_64](https://www.centos.org/download/). 2. Create a VM for it,...

I've been able to find the offending commit for this specific issue, based on the builds [here](https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/ahuszagh/centos_cross), and it's (as expected) 6dbdac10d8a6dd3715c06b9b5d20ccab996d0fd7, or the update to Ubuntu 20.04. I'll be...

I'm working on this now, since I'm also trying to support aliases. A simple solution is the one above, while also parsing the aliases (which we would have to do...

Trying to find the best solution right now, and sorry for the convenience. Working on a few issues but this is pretty high on my priority list.

That should be handled automatically though from the latest main as of #869. This was not in v0.2.2 though. You can use the `--verbose` flag to confirm this.

> Yes, the flag does pass, as I mentioned earlier if I specify a non-existing linker like `export CARGO_TARGET_AARCH64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_LINKER="this_isnt_a_linker"`. I can see the compilation fails at looking for it, so...