I thought mine was hung also. But when I ran "docker ps -a", I could see that the container was running. I went to "localhost:8080" and, sure enough, it was running! I don't know why the "docker run" command does not return. But hitting "ctrl-c" to get back to the prompt and running "docker ps -a" again showed it was still running.
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I thought mine was hung also. But when I ran "docker ps -a", I could see that the container was running. I went to "localhost:8080" and, sure enough, it was running! I don't know why the "docker run" command does not return. But hitting "ctrl-c" to get back to the prompt and running "docker ps -a" again showed it was still running.