I am making a docker image using a pretty simple Dockerfile. Inside the Dockerfile I have this command:
RUN printf "192.92.13.243 www.hahaha.com \n" >> /etc/hosts
The command itself seems to be OK, since creation of the image does not halt at this point.
The issue is this: When running the image, the line that is supposed to have been inserted inside "/etc/hosts" is not there.
Now, I searched around and found out that before version 1.2 of docker, there was an issue with the hosts file inside the containers. In my case, I am using version 1.5, the latest as of this moment.
Am I missing something?
UPDATE 1:
There seem to be a lot of issues for this, both open and closed, in docker's github pages.
Answer
After writing the update to my question I decided to take one more hard look at the "issues" opened in github. Turns out, a workaround has been implemented:
docker run ... --add-host='server:0.0.0.0' ...
Using the "--add-host..." argument when starting a container it is possible to modify the hosts file.
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