An old magpie (v0.1.552) running in OrbStack held 3425, forwarded on the
Mac by OrbStack Helper. The Gateway card's take-over named OrbStack Helper
as a program that isn't magpie and said to move the gateway to another
port in Settings, and Settings refused the move because another magpie
served the gateway, so there was no way out. proc.IsForwarder tells the
programs that hold a port for a container or a VM (OrbStack, Docker
Desktop, docker-proxy, vpnkit, gvproxy, Lima, WSL's relay); the take-over
then answers reason container, said as the magpie inside it to stop (docker
ps, docker stop, or OrbStack / Docker Desktop) or this magpie's port to
move. setPort refuses only when a magpie program of this user's listens on
the port (magpieOnPort): one in a container, or one this user can't see,
is left on its port and this magpie serves on the new one, the agents it
connected moved with it. The take-over/restart button is text action, a
bordered button, as a plain text button read as words on the dark card.
TestGatewayHeldByAContainer runs a copy of the test binary named OrbStack
Helper answering as magpie on a port of the test's own: the take-over says
container and leaves it running, and setPort moves the gateway to a new
port where it answers as this one's; a copy named magpie still has its
port set there. TestIsForwarder covers the names. gateway-takeover.test.cjs
checks the container message in English and Chinese and the button's
border in dark mode. Both fail without the change. go vet, go build
(GOOS=linux nogui, GOOS=windows) and go test -tags nogui ./... under a temp
HOME pass.
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