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docker-rm results in "The operation is unsupported" error #1
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Hi Geert! Seems I introduced a typo in the README for extra security 😏 — the slash should be a colon:
The documentation is fixed now, sorry for the hassle. Can you confirm that this works for you? |
Hi Christian, Thank for that. Unfortunately, it didn't work. I still get the same response:
I'm using Docker's own registry image. I've tried their version v2 and their latest, v2.3.1. My YML file for docker-compose is:
Which registry version are you using? I know there is a lot of development going on on the registry and that some features are not implemented. |
Hi Geert! We are running v2.3.0 from the official image, but with a custom config — this may be the issue. According to the docs, deletes must be explicitly enabled (either in the YAML or by setting |
Hi Christian, Thanks for that. Now it works :-) I've added the environment variable to my YML file:
Maybe add that to your documentation (README.md). |
Hi Geert! Thanks for the info; I have linked this issue in the documentation. Cheers |
If I use docker-rm to delete a tag, I get:
The private Docker registry responds with:
The registry consists off:
Am I using the incorrect digest or is there something wrong.
I used docker-rm from zipfile
docker-ls-linux-amd64.zip
(sha256:9e397140baf7d6aaac46af3141957e02b8c46854aa616f3ff1cc93190f912c9a)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: