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08/31/2022, 4:37 PMoverride.yaml
file, but I doubt it will do you any good. The IP address is assigned by the DHCP server on your local network, so if you have some mechanism to set the IP address based on MAC address, you could try using the current MAC address of the bridged network. The algorithm should keep the MAC address stable across restarts / reinstalls, as long as the directory names don't change.icy-garage-31078
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08/31/2022, 7:17 PMrd0
inside the VM) should not change, it is calculated from a checksum of the machine id and the path to the Lima instance directory.lima.yaml
config file (and an index for the interface, so rd0
and rd1
have different addresses)override.yaml
file and specify that rd0
is also using the rancher-desktop-shared
network.sudo
password, and will not configure rd0
and rd1
, you only get port forwarding to the host via localhost
. So maybe that is another solution for you.icy-garage-31078
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08/31/2022, 7:38 PM/var/run/docker.sock
without admin rights, so you have to make sure to docker context use rancher-desktop
. I think RD will set this up automatically, but might not if the default context also seems to be working./var/run
on boot).icy-garage-31078
08/31/2022, 7:40 PMrancher-desktop
context cause issues, even while using sudo? I've been trying to use docker buildx
lately, so it makes me wonder if it's related...fast-garage-66093
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