tianon: but that does not make sense, what is returned is the current version
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oh, in their example they added "APIVersion":"1.8"
i thought it was already there
tianon
yeah
crosbymichael
so is that all that is needed?
tianon
I think it'd be really sweet if we could tell them both which version of the API they are accessing and which version is the "latest" this daemon supports
so I could, for example, connect with the lowest version I support, ask what version this server supports, and then "upgrade" functionality (obv. in a 3rd party client implementation) but only if the server actually supports it
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crosbymichael
meh
tianon
wouldn't that be fairly easy to do? I'm not seeing the problem here :P
crosbymichael
do you also want to install a 2.6.5 kernel and move up in version?
tianon
that's comparing apples to cars man
but in the context of kernel _APIs_, yes
that's exactly how it works
or it goes the other way - you try the better stuff and if it fails you fall back
crosbymichael
idk, i like apples and cars
tianon
:)
crosbymichael
i have no clue how to find the least supported version, and hopefully those will be going way
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bkc_
who maintains the boot2docker-script? :/
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because it creates a 32bit vm on my machine :/
tianon
crosbymichael: I don't even really care all that much about the "least supported", I care about the "latest supported" and the "currently-in-use"
;)
crosbymichael
but latest == current
tianon
bkc_: lol, that'd be the boot2docker team ;)
crosbymichael: not even close
crosbymichael
how?
tianon
crosbymichael: I can chat with the server via 1.6 while latest is 1.10
so current == 1.6 and latest == 1.10
crosbymichael
but the only way to see current is being explicit in the url so that does not make sense to me
tianon
16:47:51 vieux:> hum if we implemetent the automatic lowering api version on the cli, the server should return the api we are actually using to reach him
;)
might not always be true
crosbymichael
but in the end it will always be /v1.0/bla
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vieux
if the client tries /v1.11/toto it fails, it'll retry with /toto the server will use v1.10
crosbymichael
if we just returned the latest in a header then it would be easy to lower the api version on the cli
vieux
only the server knows 1.10
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tianon what's the difference between a superfreeze and a kernel panic? But I experience the same...
tianon
as in, my computer freezes completely
sometimes I can still move the mouse
(for a while, anyhow)
the kernel panic at least gave a backtrace
this is impossible to debug lol
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Tranquility
yes, the last one was just 20 minutes ago, only thing that helps is the power button
I just never heard the word superfreeze
tianon
ah lol
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that's just me being silly - it's no different from a regular freeze except that it's the whole machine, not just one process
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:)
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[docker] vieux opened pull request #4901: Split API into 2 go packages (master...split_api_2_pkg) http://git.io/6e6B_w