Fixed bug in starting tasks on the internal computing resource on port 22....

        # Init run command #--cap-add=NET_ADMIN --cap-add=NET_RAW

        run_command  = 'sudo docker run  --network=rosetta_default --name {}'.format(task.uuid)

        if task.container.interface_port == 22:

            if not task.container.supports_custom_interface_port:

                raise ErrorMessage('This task container use the port number 22 which often has issues on the internal computing resource, and does not support custom interface ports, so we cannot run it.')

            else:

                task_port = 2222

                run_command += ' -eBASE_PORT={} '.format(task_port)

        else:

            task_port = task.container.interface_port

        # Pass if any

        if not task.requires_proxy and task.password:

            run_command += ' -eAUTH_PASS={} '.format(task.password)

        # User data volume

        run_command += ' -v {}/user-{}:/data'.format(settings.LOCAL_USER_DATA_DIR, task.user.id)

        # Set registry string

        #if task.container.registry == 'local':

        #    registry_string = 'localhost:5000/'

        #else:

        #    registry_string  = 'docker.io/'

        #run_command += ' -v {}/user-{}:/data'.format(settings.LOCAL_USER_DATA_DIR, task.user.id)

        # Host name, image entry command

        run_command += ' -h task-{} -d -t {}/{}:{}'.format(task.uuid, task.container.registry, task.container.image, task.container.tag)

            task.id = tid

            task.status = TaskStatuses.running

            task.interface_ip = task_ip

            task.interface_port = task.container.interface_port

            task.interface_port = task_port

            # Save

            task.save()

        # Wait 10 seconds to see if the task is still up...

    def _stop_task(self, task):