Closed jpSimkins closed 3 months ago
"No such host" is a DNS issue.
Try "host production.cloudflare.docker.com" on Mac/Linux or "nslookup production.cloudflare.docker.com" on Windows - this is probably ok because you received a valid 403 in your browser, but if it has issues, check your system DNS settings. More likely this is DNS within Docker, check all settings there: https://docs.docker.com/network/#dns-services
Thanks, I will close this as this is a DNS issue and I will resolve that elsewhere
Problem description
When pulling an image from docker desktop (fresh install) I see:
When I go to the URL (production.cloudflare.docker.com) I get:
Which I guess would be expected.
I decided to try this in WSL and I get the same error.
I do not have a VPN.
I am logged into Docker in Desktop and in WSL using
docker login
docker info
outputAll I can find in Desktop app, not sure where to get more details for this. Docker Info:
From WSL
Debug Information
Browser name and version: NA
Timetamp or time range: EDT (between 11am and 12pm)
Public IP:
23.31.26.93
Hub Username: jpsimkins
Error messages (on screen or in browser console)
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