fuzziebrain / docker-apex-stack

Utility scripts for creating an Oracle Application Express stack as a Docker container.
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Unable to find image 'oracle/database:21.3.0-xe' #49

Closed chofox closed 2 years ago

chofox commented 2 years ago

Unable to find image 'oracle/database:21.3.0-xe' locally docker: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for oracle/database, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied.

I don't have where to download this file from

fuzziebrain commented 2 years ago

@chofox I believe the Docker image build failed. Did you use the quickstart.sh script?

If so, the script should have generated the logs in the file 01-build.log. There might also be a 02-run.log. If you can please attached these to the issue, I can try and figure out what went wrong.

chofox commented 2 years ago

the console throws me the following: 01-build.log 02-run.log

thanks for your help

fuzziebrain commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the files. Can I please know what's the environment that you're running from? Is this a Windows, Mac, or Linux machine?

Can you please also provide me the output of this command: docker images | grep oracle/database

chofox commented 2 years ago

the process was done in windows and in linux in the ubunto sub system that is for windows:

`PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> docker images | grep oracle/database grep : El término 'grep' no se reconoce como nombre de un cmdlet, función, archivo de script o programa ejecutable. Compruebe si escribió correctamente el nombre o, si incluyó una ruta de acceso, compruebe que dicha ruta es correcta e inténtelo de nuevo. En línea: 1 Carácter: 17

It is a clean installation of docker and the subsystem, I have no images of docker or anything related to oracle,

thank you for being here offering your help

fuzziebrain commented 2 years ago

the process was done in windows and in linux in the ubunto sub system that is for windows:

`PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> docker images | grep oracle/database grep : El término 'grep' no se reconoce como nombre de un cmdlet, función, archivo de script o programa ejecutable. Compruebe si escribió correctamente el nombre o, si incluyó una ruta de acceso, compruebe que dicha ruta es correcta e inténtelo de nuevo. En línea: 1 Carácter: 17

  • docker images | grep oracle/database
  •           ~~~~

Looks like you're running PowerShell. If you have WSL2 installed, the prompt shouldn't start with "PS". The scripts are intended to run in Bash.

thank you for being here offering your help

You're welcome.

chofox commented 2 years ago

image image

literally returns nothing

fuzziebrain commented 2 years ago

Try running the scripts from here.

chofox commented 2 years ago

it is working correctly, thanks

JoseArostegui commented 1 year ago

Hi! @fuzziebrain I'm having the same issue, but don't understand what you mean with "Try running the scripts from here." (I'm running quickstart.sh in a vagrant box with debian bullseye) Thanks, Jose.

JoseArostegui commented 1 year ago
vagrant@bullseye:~/docker/docker-apex-stack$ more 02-run.log
##### Check if Docker network das_network #####

Error: No such network: das_network
##### Create Docker network das_network #####
b9f6855d6693c8ff1d5d412828179913660f2bed2d989397bd70224b03277cb8
##### Removing any previous containers #####
Error: No such container: apex
##### Changing file ownership. May require password to continue. #####
##### Creating container apex #####
Unable to find image 'oracle/database:21.3.0-xe' locally
docker: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for oracle/database, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: re
quested access to the resource is denied.
See 'docker run --help'.
##### Tailing logs. Ctrl-C to exit. #####
Error: No such container: apex
vagrant@bullseye:~/docker/docker-apex-stack$

("apex" is the name of the container I typed as answer to quickstart.sh)

JoseArostegui commented 1 year ago

Hi @chofox , can you please provide guidance? Thanks, Jose.