Closed emilyanncr closed 3 years ago
Docker images are separate from your OS, so the packages on your host won't have an affect. The problem may be that your cached Ubuntu image is outdated or corrupt.
First ensure you have the latest versions of docker and docker-compose (and that they're installed from the official sources, NOT from the dreadful Kali repos), then try building the image again with docker-compose build --no-cache writehat
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An outdated or corrupt image? hmmmm interesting. I'm having issues building other things as well, perhaps this is the cause. I'm going to have to dig deeper on this. Thanks for your assistance!
I am attempting to install writehat on my Kali Virtual Machine version 5.10.0-kali9-amd64 (the most updated version). After changing the passwords etc, upon running docker-compose up I get an error about packages locales and locales-all not being available but referred to by another package. Both packages are already installed on my system however. See attached screenshots. Thanks for the assistance!