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Running recent nightly version of Slicer with GUI #31
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The output looks good, but we may need to update the instructions for working with Docker for Windows to replace https://blog.sixeyed.com/published-ports-on-windows-containers-dont-do-loopback/ |
I've tried to enter the host name and IP address and also trying to access from external network but it had the same error as with localhost. Could the same mechanism implemented as in dit4c? That works well in Windows. |
It uses a similar architecture as dit4c, but |
Would it be possible to create another image that could be used similarly to dit4c? I would like to show recent Slicer feature to people without requiring them to install Slicer. |
I'll take a look... |
as a side note:
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I'm trying to run a recent nightly version of Slicer with GUI using Docker on Windows.
This image works fine - I open http://localhost:32768 and can interact with Slicer in a browser. However, it's an ancient Slicer version:
https://hub.docker.com/r/dit4c/dit4c-container-slicer/
I've tried to run slicer/slicer-test:opengl but I cannot connect to it through the browser: http://localhost:(portnumber) gives "can't reach this page" error. Error log:
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