could not translate host name "localnpipe" to address: Unknown host

[dbaskarraj]

venv\lib\site-packages\wrapt\wrappers.py:605: in __call__
 return self._self_wrapper(self.__wrapped__, self._self_instance,
venv\lib\site-packages\testcontainers\core\waiting_utils.py:46: in wrapper
 raise TimeoutException(
E testcontainers.core.exceptions.TimeoutException: Wait time exceeded 120 sec.
E Method _connect, args () , kwargs {}.
E Exception (psycopg2.OperationalError) could not translate host name "localnpipe" to address: Unknown host
E
E (Background on this error at: http://sqlalche.me/e/e3q8)

Please help me out with this thing.

[tillahoffmann]

@arpost, do you know whether this issue is related to the fix you added in #100?

[petedmarsh]

I am experiencing the same issue on Windows 10. If I subclass PostgresContainer like so then it works:

class X(PostgresContainer):
 def get_connection_url(self):
 return super().get_connection_url().replace('localnpipe', 'localhost')

with X('postgres:12.3') as pg:
 print("HELLO")
 engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine(pg.get_connection_url())
 version, = engine.execute("select version()").fetchone()
 print(version) 

i.e. postgresql+psycopg2://test:test@localhost:32779/test does work as the URL.

Some quick Googling suggests there are issues with Windows 10 and Docker named pipes but I can't honestly say they are the ultimate cause of this issue.

Perhaps DockerClient.host() could be changed to return localhost if the host is Windows 10? Happy to submit a patch for that but again I am not 100% that is the "right" thing to do.

[greg-el]

I am experiencing the same issue on Windows 10. If I subclass PostgresContainer like so then it works:

class X(PostgresContainer):
 def get_connection_url(self):
 return super().get_connection_url().replace('localnpipe', 'localhost')

with X('postgres:12.3') as pg:
 print("HELLO")
 engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine(pg.get_connection_url())
 version, = engine.execute("select version()").fetchone()
 print(version) 

i.e. postgresql+psycopg2://test:test@localhost:32779/test does work as the URL.

Some quick Googling suggests there are issues with Windows 10 and Docker named pipes but I can't honestly say they are the ultimate cause of this issue.

Perhaps DockerClient.host() could be changed to return localhost if the host is Windows 10? Happy to submit a patch for that but again I am not 100% that is the "right" thing to do.

Workaround also confirmed working on arch linux.

[arcann]

Another way to workaround the issue

# Monkey-patch the get_container_host_ip method
container.get_container_host_ip = lambda: 'localhost'
container.start()

[marcrleonard]

I am experiencing the same issue on Windows 10. If I subclass PostgresContainer like so then it works:

class X(PostgresContainer):
 def get_connection_url(self):
 return super().get_connection_url().replace('localnpipe', 'localhost')

with X('postgres:12.3') as pg:
 print("HELLO")
 engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine(pg.get_connection_url())
 version, = engine.execute("select version()").fetchone()
 print(version) 

i.e. postgresql+psycopg2://test:test@localhost:32779/test does work as the URL.

Some quick Googling suggests there are issues with Windows 10 and Docker named pipes but I can't honestly say they are the ultimate cause of this issue.

Perhaps DockerClient.host() could be changed to return localhost if the host is Windows 10? Happy to submit a patch for that but again I am not 100% that is the "right" thing to do.

This workaround works on Windows.

[vinchauhan]

Any update on this issue ?

[ujkim]

I also got an error running MysqlContainer on Windows because of the same error.
If you do not assign TC_HOST value to localhost, it seems to bring docker host information to localnpipe.
Why is the Docker client api adpaters information set to http+docker?
I think this happened for a different purpose, but I'm curious as to why.

[bomzheg]

it seems to bring docker host information to localnpipe. Why is the Docker client api adpaters information set to http+docker?
I think this happened for a different purpose, but I'm curious as to why.

it defined in docker-py
https://github.com/docker/docker-py/blob/a48a5a9647761406d66e8271f19fab7fa0c5f582/docker/api/client.py#L168
but I don't understad why/

[xSAVIKx]

FYI there's some movement in docker-py and a new beta is available already: https://github.com/docker/docker-py/releases/tag/6.0.0b1

It has a lot of fixes related to dependencies and better Windows support