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Programs to keep Docker login credentials safe by storing in platform keystores
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Authentication failure #192

Open tuxfan opened 3 years ago

tuxfan commented 3 years ago

After I successfully login with docker login. I can push/pull etc. However, after some short amount of time, when I try to push again, I get the following error:

denied: requested access to the resource is denied unauthorized: authentication required

If I logout, and log back in again, I can again push/pull etc.

This seems to be related to the docker-credential-helper for pass, with the latest docker-ce version: 20.10.1-3. When I go back to a plain text credential, this problem seems to go away.

I am using the amd64 binary for 0.6.3.

Wolvverine commented 2 years ago

https://github.com/docker/docker-credential-helpers/issues/102#issuecomment-452376360

https://github.com/docker/docker-credential-helpers/issues/121

huanngzh commented 2 years ago

After I successfully login with docker login. I can push/pull etc. However, after some short amount of time, when I try to push again, I get the following error:

denied: requested access to the resource is denied unauthorized: authentication required

If I logout, and log back in again, I can again push/pull etc.

This seems to be related to the docker-credential-helper for pass, with the latest docker-ce version: 20.10.1-3. When I go back to a plain text credential, this problem seems to go away.

I am using the amd64 binary for 0.6.3.

Have you solved it? I met the same problem as yours, with version 0.6.4.

tsoftware-tedu commented 1 year ago

After I successfully login with docker login. I can push/pull etc. However, after some short amount of time, when I try to push again, I get the following error: denied: requested access to the resource is denied unauthorized: authentication required If I logout, and log back in again, I can again push/pull etc. This seems to be related to the docker-credential-helper for pass, with the latest docker-ce version: 20.10.1-3. When I go back to a plain text credential, this problem seems to go away. I am using the amd64 binary for 0.6.3.

Have you solved it? I met the same problem as yours, with version 0.6.4.

Is your private key set to a password? If so, this may be because the gpg2 private key management password prompt did not pop up correctly, preventing you from validating your private key password. You can use the following steps:

  pass
  pass show docker-credential-helpers/"aGFyYm9yaasfvvdsasfsaZQ==/username"(Replace the quotation marks with your own credentials)

Enter the management password of the private key in the popped-up window, so that you can push/pull

The password of this private key will expire after 7200 seconds. You need to repeat the steps above.

You can also create a gpg-agent.conf , Add the following configuration：

  touch ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf
  default-cache-ttl 62208000
  max-cache-ttl 62208000

Restart gpg agent 

gpg-connect-agent reloadagent /bye

The command should print OK. The above configuration sets the password caching of the private key to two years, so you won't need to enter the password frequently.

For more information or assistance please refer to the: Cache_passwords

HiGein commented 1 year ago

Unfortunately ttl workaround doesn't work for me. It would be great if docker push could properly handle authentication using docker-credentials-pass.