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[6.12.3] Wrong info in Docker tab when some containers route via other ones.

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Having two containers with network type set to "None" becase they route via another container.

 

For both containers I have deleted all port mapprings and set network type to none.

I have added --net=container:containername to extra config.

 

When opening Docker tab and looking at my two specially routed countainers i expect the field for PORT MAPPINGS should be blank.

 

They are not blank. Showing radom data that comes from my stopped mariadb-instance (for now, it can be something else tomorrow, ports and mappings from another container having nothing to do with it could just show as belonging to my routed containers. 

I expect the part below to just be empty. Just like other containers not using the network.

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:3306 = port for MariaDB (stopped)

Port 3306 has never been used by the containers in question so I don't know why that info shows up for them

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