Front resolves upstreams from *_ADDRESS (defaulting to bare compose service names) and reads the 1.9-era HOST_* not at all. Phase 1 never noticed because HAL's service names were the defaults; the mesh's containers are mailu-*, and front 502'd asking docker DNS for admin. Dead vocabulary removed; every upstream named as the container actually is.
Front resolves upstreams from `*_ADDRESS` (defaulting to bare compose service names) and reads the 1.9-era `HOST_*` not at all. Phase 1 never noticed because HAL's service names *were* the defaults; the mesh's containers are `mailu-*`, and front 502'd asking docker DNS for `admin`. Dead vocabulary removed; every upstream named as the container actually is.
The front resolves its upstreams from *_ADDRESS, defaulting to the bare
compose service names — admin, antispam — and reads the 1.9-era HOST_*
not at all. Phase 1 never noticed because the predecessor's service
names WERE the defaults; the mesh's containers are mailu-*, and the
front answered 502 asking docker for a name nothing carries. The dead
vocabulary goes; every upstream is named as the container actually is.
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Front resolves upstreams from
*_ADDRESS(defaulting to bare compose service names) and reads the 1.9-eraHOST_*not at all. Phase 1 never noticed because HAL's service names were the defaults; the mesh's containers aremailu-*, and front 502'd asking docker DNS foradmin. Dead vocabulary removed; every upstream named as the container actually is.