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I apologise if I am posting this in the wrong section, I need some help and unsure where to turn to.

I am trying to run docker behind a proxy on a linux/ubuntu server machine. I have configured every proxy on the box (FTP/HTTPS/HTTP), I have also configured the Docker proxies mentioned here: https://docs.docker.com/config/daemon/systemd/#httphttps-proxy and https://stackoverflow.com/a/28093517/4261713

However, I have the docker service set to auto-start on machine boot, unless I log onto the machine and run sudo service docker restart those settings are ignored, and docker fails to use a proxy. This is all fine, we have a work around for local access, but I need to use this machine remotely using auto-builds/deployments etc. Therefore, the builds break without running that command.

Unfortunately I cannot get any help from Docker support, I have waited around 3 weeks for them to reply with no luck. This problem is more than likely me not understanding linux services/daemons. Can someone help me out?

To confirm what I have already tried:

1. I have created the http-proxy.conf in /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d and created the Environment variable there for the proxy.




2. I have tried to modify the docker service init.d file by adding to the "DOCKER_OPTS" variable at the top using -e "HTTP_PROXY=http://addressofproxy:portofproxy" -e "HTTPS_PROXY=http://addressofproxy:portofproxy" However, this also has made no difference and I still need to restart the service after a reboot!




3. I have also set/configured the client config in ~/.docker/config.json to have the proxies in.

Any assistance is much appreciated, I am totally stuck with why it wont read the options in on startup.

linux ubuntu proxy docker

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1

I apologise if I am posting this in the wrong section, I need some help and unsure where to turn to.

I am trying to run docker behind a proxy on a linux/ubuntu server machine. I have configured every proxy on the box (FTP/HTTPS/HTTP), I have also configured the Docker proxies mentioned here: https://docs.docker.com/config/daemon/systemd/#httphttps-proxy and https://stackoverflow.com/a/28093517/4261713

However, I have the docker service set to auto-start on machine boot, unless I log onto the machine and run sudo service docker restart those settings are ignored, and docker fails to use a proxy. This is all fine, we have a work around for local access, but I need to use this machine remotely using auto-builds/deployments etc. Therefore, the builds break without running that command.

Unfortunately I cannot get any help from Docker support, I have waited around 3 weeks for them to reply with no luck. This problem is more than likely me not understanding linux services/daemons. Can someone help me out?

To confirm what I have already tried:

1. I have created the http-proxy.conf in /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d and created the Environment variable there for the proxy.




2. I have tried to modify the docker service init.d file by adding to the "DOCKER_OPTS" variable at the top using -e "HTTP_PROXY=http://addressofproxy:portofproxy" -e "HTTPS_PROXY=http://addressofproxy:portofproxy" However, this also has made no difference and I still need to restart the service after a reboot!




3. I have also set/configured the client config in ~/.docker/config.json to have the proxies in.

Any assistance is much appreciated, I am totally stuck with why it wont read the options in on startup.

linux ubuntu proxy docker

share|improve this question

asked 1 hour ago

Chris WattsChris Watts

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Chris Watts is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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add a comment | 

I apologise if I am posting this in the wrong section, I need some help and unsure where to turn to.

I am trying to run docker behind a proxy on a linux/ubuntu server machine. I have configured every proxy on the box (FTP/HTTPS/HTTP), I have also configured the Docker proxies mentioned here: https://docs.docker.com/config/daemon/systemd/#httphttps-proxy and https://stackoverflow.com/a/28093517/4261713

However, I have the docker service set to auto-start on machine boot, unless I log onto the machine and run sudo service docker restart those settings are ignored, and docker fails to use a proxy. This is all fine, we have a work around for local access, but I need to use this machine remotely using auto-builds/deployments etc. Therefore, the builds break without running that command.

Unfortunately I cannot get any help from Docker support, I have waited around 3 weeks for them to reply with no luck. This problem is more than likely me not understanding linux services/daemons. Can someone help me out?

To confirm what I have already tried:

1. I have created the http-proxy.conf in /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d and created the Environment variable there for the proxy.




2. I have tried to modify the docker service init.d file by adding to the "DOCKER_OPTS" variable at the top using -e "HTTP_PROXY=http://addressofproxy:portofproxy" -e "HTTPS_PROXY=http://addressofproxy:portofproxy" However, this also has made no difference and I still need to restart the service after a reboot!




3. I have also set/configured the client config in ~/.docker/config.json to have the proxies in.

Any assistance is much appreciated, I am totally stuck with why it wont read the options in on startup.

linux ubuntu proxy docker

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asked 1 hour ago

Chris WattsChris Watts

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asked 1 hour ago

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asked 1 hour ago

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asked 1 hour ago

Chris WattsChris Watts

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asked 1 hour ago

Chris WattsChris Watts

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