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I have just started to learn about container management in RHEL and I have a problem with attaching images. This is how I am writing the command, to launch a container with host port 10000 mapped to container port 80, attaching the latest version of ubi7 image:
podman run 10000:80 --name container1 ubi7
However, I get back a message prompting me to select another image. Choosing from the list of available images I get the following error message: Error: initializing source docker://registry.access.redhat.com/10000:80: reading manifest 80 in registry.access.redhat.com/10000: name unknown: Repo not found
I do not know how to solve this and attach an image I have already downloaded or the ubi7.
I have just started to learn about container management in RHEL and I have a problem with attaching images. This is how I am writing the command, to launch a container with host port 10000 mapped to container port 80, attaching the latest version of ubi7 image:
podman run 10000:80 --name container1 ubi7
However, I get back a message prompting me to select another image. Choosing from the list of available images I get the following error message: Error: initializing source docker://registry.access.redhat.com/10000:80: reading manifest 80 in registry.access.redhat.com/10000: name unknown: Repo not found
I do not know how to solve this and attach an image I have already downloaded or the ubi7.
Thank you in advance!
Can you please confirm you have enough privileges ? Any message in logs ? Did you try disable firewall ?
I have just started to learn about container management in RHEL and I have a problem with attaching images. This is how I am writing the command, to launch a container with host port 10000 mapped to container port 80, attaching the latest version of ubi7 image:
podman run 10000:80 --name container1 ubi7
However, I get back a message prompting me to select another image. Choosing from the list of available images I get the following error message: Error: initializing source docker://registry.access.redhat.com/10000:80: reading manifest 80 in registry.access.redhat.com/10000: name unknown: Repo not found
I do not know how to solve this and attach an image I have already downloaded or the ubi7.
"Repo not found" suggests to me some kind of problem in the text of a configuration file which the command must reference in order to try to find what you are looking for. (He said, waving his hands in the air ...) Not a "privilege" or "firewall" issue.
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