2020 Jun 14, 03:52 PM
Regarding port number, yes I do use SIP on port 80. In the options page (or config file) you can change it to another port.
Since SIP within docker is the (sort of) only process (pid=1) it is expected (desired) behavior to exit the container. There is nothing else to do anymore.
Usually the docker management framework like kubernetes will get notified and will/should fire-up the container again.
You could also configure autostart like "docker run -d --restart unless-stopped ....."
For debugging I assume you run or start the container with the interactive switch like "docker run -it .." or "docker start -i.....". That should point you in the right direction.... hopefully :-)
--Gerard
Since SIP within docker is the (sort of) only process (pid=1) it is expected (desired) behavior to exit the container. There is nothing else to do anymore.
Usually the docker management framework like kubernetes will get notified and will/should fire-up the container again.
You could also configure autostart like "docker run -d --restart unless-stopped ....."
For debugging I assume you run or start the container with the interactive switch like "docker run -it .." or "docker start -i.....". That should point you in the right direction.... hopefully :-)
--Gerard