Brian Palmer

`502 Bad Gateway` sounds like your container isn't responding correctly, yeah. Is 3306 the right port for nginx to be proxying to in your container? Or should it be proxying...

I've found that we typically end up setting the CORS headers in our apps, not in a of web proxy, so that we have more dynamic control over how the...

sweet, sounds great. please add something to the configuration section of the README when you send over the PR, as well. thanks!

The proxy won't do anything with HTTPS unless you have certs loaded into the proxy container, did you do that as well? What does your proxy's nginx config look like...

Hm yeah, since you haven't added SSL certs to the proxy it's not even listening on port 443. Oh and actually I missed before that you're hitting port 8080 with...

👍 more generally, I wish dinghy-http-proxy was just using the jwilder proxy directly rather than forking it. I haven't looked at the jwilder proxy in a few years, maybe it'd...

Heh fun. When using the proxy with Dinghy, you can [add your own custom nginx configuration](https://github.com/codekitchen/dinghy#http-proxy), but this is the first I've heard of the vagrant-docker-vm project so I don't...

Yeah that's how I read the original report as well, he linked to the relevant xdebug issue

This is a consequence of how fsevents_to_vm works -- it doesn't actually modify the file, just the file's metadata attributes (specifically the mtime). This shows up as an inotify ATTRIB...

In theory we could use the same de-duping logic that we have for mtime changes, but actually open up the file. I wonder if a zero-length write would trigger an...