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  • [6.10.0-rc4] - docker console shell command template setting no longer honoured

    tjb_altf4

    By tjb_altf4

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    I've noticed in the latest RC, a regression error snuck in and the preferred console shell command as defined in the template, is not honoured.

    I can switch to bash manually (so it is supported), and the same container on my 6.9.2 server does honour this setting.

    @bonienl


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    SimonF

    Works ok in latest internal release so I think its already fixed. But I am sure bonienl will confirm this is fixed in RC5.

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    tjb_altf4

    weird one, couldn't get it to use bash on that template.
    I cleaned out my templates and started again and now this new container works as it should (bash console)

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