Thanks all for your feedback. I need to discuss this internally with my colleagues. It's really an experiment but I had 3 motivations: • we currently use a custom protocol to forward ports exposed with docker run -p and were wondering if we could switch to SOCKS instead to simplify part of the system • we had some reliability problems with the vmnet.framework solution in the past. Sometimes it would get into a stuck state and the whole machine would need to be rebooted to fix it (or at least, we never found where the bad state was located).

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We did report this to Apple and it may have been fixed by now. • we were wondering if it would be useful to use SOCKS as a cheap kind of VPN to connect to other places -- maybe if you had a remote cluster and wanted to directly talk to the containers there. Maybe you want to attach yourself to a swarm overlay network (or similar). I'm not sure how useful this is. I tried setup instructions from with release 18.06.0-ce-rc3-mac68 (26342), but I couldn't access proxy service from OSX using simple telnet connect.

At the beginning I thought the issue is caused by socks service is listening internally 127.0.01, but I tested that theory out with previous experimental build with 18.03.0-ce-rc2-mac56 (23206) and I was able to connect form osx while socks was configure to listen 127.0.0.1. I only wonder that some routing is missing in the latest build or something else.

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