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Docker requested access to the resource is denied #1180
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I am also experiencing this issue when attempting to tag and push docker images from inside containers using this setup. When you issue the docker login from the host machine you get a successful login; however, over the docker.sock connection there seems to be some mechanic which forgets the login. I also added a vmware harbor server to attempt the login and I receive success on the host but not from the container to host over the socket. System versions are identical to what ravi1216 has posted above, built using the same Dockerfile. |
@skewled The login is stored on the client side (typically in a password database appropriate for the client platform) and passed to the daemon when a pull is attempted. In lieu of a supported password DB, the credentials are stored on disk in @ravi1216 Is this a new repository? Do you have auto-creation of new repos disabled? |
I am using the old Repo |
yes it is storing the password ~/.docker/config.json location |
"Do you have auto-creation of new repos disabled?" can I know where can I find this option. |
I'm mistaken, the feature I was thinking about is actually the default visibility for new repos (public or private). |
The default visibility for new repos "public". |
I'm having the same issue after successful login for gitlab's registry |
This stackoverflow answer (https://stackoverflow.com/a/43862114/2434875) did the trick for me. |
When I am pushing the Image following is my output
My Jenkins is running perfect in the "ECS" and I am able to build the job successfully. From the ECS cluster EC2 instance I am able to push the image successfully. When I am going into the jenkins docker container by using "docker exec -it "my-images" /bin/bash". This container is using the EC2-instance host docker demon. Docker login also Success but I am not able to push the image into the repo from the jenkins container.
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:EC2 instance Docker Version:
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Additional environment details (AWS, VirtualBox, physical, etc.):
AWS
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