Feng Honglin

@mjdavies I tested personally and it works fine on my side ``` $ ls stackfile.yml $ alias docker-cloud="docker run -it -e DOCKERCLOUD_USER=xxxx -e DOCKERCLOUD_PASS=xxxx -v $(pwd)/stackfile.yml:/stackfile.yml --rm dockercloud/cli" $ docker-cloud...

@revett I think you can do `docker-cloud tag ls $(docker-cloud nodecluster ls -q)` to see the tags of all your node clusters

Yes, that happens on all the containers using alpine as the base image. I think it is the control character from alpine. @fermayo Anything we can do to solve this?

@rafaelgaspar which command do you use?

@rafaelgaspar It could be helpful if you could provide more detailed information describing about the issue. Thank you.

@jekkos When you run the stack in Docker Cloud, the file that you are going to mount should be in the node where your mysql container actually runs. Do you...

you can put the the file in another container with `volume:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/database.sql` and in your mysql, do a `volume-from`

Alternatively, you can create an image that copy the file to the remote node first. Then, you should be able to run your compose without any changes.

You can put your script only, say S3, can let your mysql container download it at launch time. If content of the sql script is fixed, you can also embed...

@joaofnfernandes It is the `docker-cloud` binary that reads the the environment variable. If you run the cli using the container, the envvar you exposed in the shell will not be...