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Sometimes DB servers are hidden from the outside world and can be reached only within ssh tunnels. This docker image doesn't see my local tunnel set up in advance, therefore I cannot open a connection from pgadmin running inside docker.
Can you please add the example of docker network configuration or command line string for this image to support local tunnels?
Thanks.
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Sorry for the late reply; hm, I'm not sure I have a direct answer to this, as I don't use a similar setup myself. It should probably work if your container is using --network=host (i.e. uses the "hosts" network stack), but this can have some security implications. This question on StackOverflow may also be helpful http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17770902/forward-host-port-to-docker-container
HI.
Sometimes DB servers are hidden from the outside world and can be reached only within ssh tunnels. This docker image doesn't see my local tunnel set up in advance, therefore I cannot open a connection from pgadmin running inside docker.
Can you please add the example of docker network configuration or command line string for this image to support local tunnels?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: