I have found the http: transport in the manpage since writing this bug report, so it's not really all that high priority anymore. I've changed the title, because it would still be nice for atomic to respect registries.insecure, in order to have consistent behavior between all of podman, buildah, atomic, and skopeo WRT HTTP/HTTPS handling.
Original report
I have an image in an insecure local registry, and I'd like to `atomic install` it in a F28AH VM. Unfortunately, as with `podman search`, there is no way to configure access to an insecure registry with `atomic install` and `pull`. Accessing the registry results in `http: server gave HTTP response to HTTPS client`.
It would be great if `registries.insecure` in /etc/containers/registries.conf were honored and/or a `--tls-verify` flag were added, ideally with the same behavior as in projectatomic/libpod#932.
I have found the
http:
transport in the manpage since writing this bug report, so it's not really all that high priority anymore. I've changed the title, because it would still be nice for atomic to respectregistries.insecure
, in order to have consistent behavior between all of podman, buildah, atomic, and skopeo WRT HTTP/HTTPS handling.Original report
I have an image in an insecure local registry, and I'd like to `atomic install` it in a F28AH VM. Unfortunately, as with `podman search`, there is no way to configure access to an insecure registry with `atomic install` and `pull`. Accessing the registry results in `http: server gave HTTP response to HTTPS client`. It would be great if `registries.insecure` in /etc/containers/registries.conf were honored and/or a `--tls-verify` flag were added, ideally with the same behavior as in projectatomic/libpod#932.