Not able to spawn a container with UDP port
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Description
I am trying to run a conatiner with UDP port using below code , i see the container starts running but it runs with TCP and not with UDP.
c =docker.DockerClient(base_url=recv_url)
c.containers.run(image=d_image,name=name,ports=p,tcommand=cmd,volumes=vol,tty=True,detach=True)
d_image ='test-image'
p={6010: '6010/udp'}
vol=['/home/test:/opt/test']
name ='test-container-udp'
command = '--receiver udp --port 6010 -c /my_receivers/cert/server.crt -k /my_receivers/cert/server.key -vvv --logfile /opt/tm_recievers/udp-6010.txt'
Please let me know if this is only possible with low level API
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Start by reproducing the issue with DockerClient and the containers.run call shown, using the image, port mapping, command, and container name from the report. Check whether port 6010 is exposed as UDP rather than TCP and determine whether the high-level call or low-level API is responsible. Done means the container starts with the requested UDP mapping.
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- docker, python
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