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Forgive the lack of version/etc/ information, this isn't so much a bug notice as an ask for help as I try to use your cookbook for an unsupported OS (openSUSE).
I'm using chef's default "package" and "service" calls to install and enable the docker service.
I'm trying to load the docker container jordan/rundeck and the docker cookbook can't find it to pull it.
I've tried adding the hub.docker.com URL as a "private" registry with various versions of the syntax with no luck.
If I log into the shell on the chef client, I can even pull the jordan/rundeck image and start it without trouble, so the public registry does appear to be configured and working, it's just the cookbook that can't find it.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated, either the "repo" entry syntax to add the public registry as a custom one, or a tip how to let the cookbook rely on the installed public registry.
Hope to hear from you,
Randy
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Hi There,
Forgive the lack of version/etc/ information, this isn't so much a bug notice as an ask for help as I try to use your cookbook for an unsupported OS (openSUSE).
I'm using chef's default "package" and "service" calls to install and enable the docker service.
I'm trying to load the docker container jordan/rundeck and the docker cookbook can't find it to pull it.
I've tried adding the hub.docker.com URL as a "private" registry with various versions of the syntax with no luck.
If I log into the shell on the chef client, I can even pull the jordan/rundeck image and start it without trouble, so the public registry does appear to be configured and working, it's just the cookbook that can't find it.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated, either the "repo" entry syntax to add the public registry as a custom one, or a tip how to let the cookbook rely on the installed public registry.
Hope to hear from you,
Randy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: