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Error response from daemon: manifest for fermenreq/docker-whale:latest not found #40

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fermenreq opened this issue Jan 31, 2017 · 8 comments

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@fermenreq
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Hi all !

I'm trying to download an image that I have in Docker Repository, but I have a response error :

root@fernandotest:/# docker pull fermenreq/docker-whale
Using default tag: latest
Error response from daemon: manifest for fermenreq/docker-whale:latest not found

Im using an Ubuntu 14.04 Image Running on a fiware cloud VM. Requierements docker

I'm working on Windows 7 Enterprise and I connect to VM using cygwin.

Bests regards ! ****

@sri-05
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sri-05 commented Jan 17, 2018

It seems it is taking the default tag..
Adding appropriate tag will resolve the issue

@alanbekker
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which tag should be used?

@sri-05
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sri-05 commented Jan 24, 2018

when you search for the image you will find two options

  1. Repo Info
  2. Tags

select Tags option and check the latest pushed image tag and use it

Ex: docker pull imagename:tagname

@ursomniac
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Adding the tagname had no effect. Same error.

@antoinetran
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Hi,

we have registry 2.6.2. We have the same error but with a fixed tag.

sudo docker pull proto-pi-cm.ts-l2pf.cloud-omc.org:5000/thales/swarm:1.2.9
Error response from daemon: manifest for proto-pi-cm.ts-l2pf.cloud-omc.org:5000/thales/swarm:1.2.9 not found

I tried to remove the image directly from the registry:

sudo rm /space/registry/data/docker/registry/v2/repositories/thales/swarm -rf
sudo docker exec dockerregistry_registry_1 /bin/registry garbage-collect /etc/docker/registry/config.yml

Then repush it:
sudo docker push proto-pi-cm.ts-l2pf.cloud-omc.org:5000/thales/swarm:1.2.9
But the error keeps reproducing.

@antoinetran
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I have to say the error occured after I deleted/garbage collected once the image swarm from my registry. Is there a magical command to repair the registry or do I have to rebuild it?

@antoinetran
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I just had to restart the registry and repush the image, and it worked.

@serhiiromaniuk
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As for me, there are a huge problem with registry, when it ghostly fails and you could only update it, clean up orphaned images or push fresh commit. The last one is stupid one, but it works when previous not.

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