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Package dockernaming centralises the rule for turning an MCPProxy server name into the sanitized token used inside a Docker container name (mcpproxy-<sanitized>-<suffix>).
It exists so the component that NAMES a container at launch (internal/upstream/core) and the component that LOOKS UP a running container by name (internal/security/scanner) share one source of truth. They used to carry independent sanitizers that disagreed on '.': the launcher preserved it (Docker allows '.') while the scanner mapped it to '-'. For official-registry servers — whose names are a dotted namespace plus a slash, e.g. "com.pulsemcp/google-flights" — that mismatch meant the scanner's `docker ps --filter name=mcpproxy-<sanitized>-` prefix never matched the real container, so source extraction silently fell through to "No Source Available" (MCP-2123). Keeping the rule in one leaf package makes that drift impossible.
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func SanitizeServerName ¶
SanitizeServerName converts a server name into a valid Docker container-name token. Docker container names may contain [a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9_.-]*, so this preserves letters, digits, '_', '.', and '-' and replaces any other run of characters with a single '-'. It then collapses consecutive hyphens, ensures the result starts with an alphanumeric character, trims trailing '-'/'.', and truncates to a safe length.
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