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Development and Contribution

If you are interested in making changes to Nethadone, the least bad option is to use a local virtual machine. Unfortunately containers are not sufficient as we need a fully emulated Linux kernel running a specific version.

The easiest way to do this is, ironically, use the Dockerfile to build a docker image, then use d2vm to create a VM based on your image:

docker buildx build -t atomic77/nethadone:latest .

Then use d2vm to create a qcow file which can then be used with full kernel virtualization:

sudo d2vm convert atomic77/nethadone -o nethadone.qcow2 -p 1234
d2vm run qemu --networking bridge,virbr0 --mem 4096 --cpus 4 ../nethadone.qcow2

If using VMWare on Windows, you can also convert the qcow:

qemu-img convert nethadone.qcow2 -O vmdk nethadone.vmdk

Then import the VMDK using the GUI tools.

I have not had much luck with VirtualBox.