Ventsislav Georgiev

The debugging of a single app listening on two ports also becomes a hurdle as you will have to open two separate IDEs and attaching to the separate locally running...

FYI v2.5.8 seems to work properly without issues: ``` info Traffic Agent v2.5.8 [pid:1] info {Name:account-data-service Namespace:default PodIP:172.17.0.34 AgentPort:9900 AppMounts:/tel_app_mounts AppPort:8080 ManagerHost:traffic-manager.ambassador ManagerPort:8081 APIPort:0} info new agent secrets mount path:...

@thallgren the symbolic `targetPort` workaround doesn't work for sidecar containers making requests to localhost. If `iptables` isn't so reliable, maybe the old approach with the deployment and service modification could...

The `--to-pod` flag is for making the intercepted service be able to call a sidecar in the cluster. However my issue is the opposite. A sidecar makes calls to localhost...

I actually tried the second one and it didn't work. The request made from a sidecar to a service targeting the same pod was hanging. Not sure what is wrong...

@thallgren regarding this: > The only viable solution if you want to get rid of iptables, is to expose the port with a service that uses a symbolic targetPort and...

Tested and confirming its working. One last thing, can you point me to the code which does the mutation of the manifests during an agent inject? I am thinking of...

The other sidecar isn't injected, but is part of the pod template. Trying to build the tel2 image fails: ``` make tel2 TELEPRESENCE_VERSION=v2.6.8 [make] TELEPRESENCE_VERSION=v2.6.8 mkdir -p build-output printf v2.6.8...

Disabling CGO [here](https://github.com/telepresenceio/telepresence/blob/release/v2/base-image/Dockerfile#L39) fixes it. The image doesn't appear to be bigger. Why was gcc build preferred?

Probably something specific to arm64: `/usr/local/go/pkg/tool/linux_arm64/link: running gcc failed` I've noticed that telepresense doesn't have arm images. The tel2 and the ambassador-telepresence-agent are amd64 and run through emulation on arm.