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forced to use symfony.dev ?
I don't think it makes sense to force the use of symfony.dev. It's quite restrictive for example if you want to run multiple of this build on a server, you need to edit the config of each containers. In my opinion, the virtualhost filtering should be done by a reverse proxy, not by this container.
I would propose to
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rm /etc/nginx/site-available/default.confand - make symfony.conf
default_server
if we want to keep this feature, it should be at least a parameter in .env
Hiya @devDzign @yohancourbe, This issue was already raise few month ago (see #6). Unfortunately, after some testing, I never find a way to do it properly. By 'properly', I mean without makesfiles&co. I want to keep this stack simple, stupid. If you got a good way to implement it, feel free to open a pull request! I'd be more than happy to approve this! Cheers.
@yohancourbe it is still maintained, I'm just running out of time theses days 😉
Yesterday I was forced to change the domain name because Chrome is forcing .dev domains to https. I suggest to use symfony.localhost by default. More in here
FYI this stack now uses symfony.local (see #90). HSTS isn't a problem anymore
Great!
On Jan 29, 2018 3:31 PM, "Maxence Poutord" [email protected] wrote:
FYI this stack now uses symfony.local (see #90 https://github.com/maxpou/docker-symfony/pull/90). HSTS isn't a problem anymore
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@yohancourbe assuming you run 2 complete instances of these docker-compose.yml how do you configure separately both ? I mapped port 3000 for first docker-compose on nginx and 3100 on the second but I get some sort of load balancing no matter the port, on a refresh response switches between first and second
