Closed treezio closed 7 years ago
Are finding vulnerabilities when you push the image to Quay.io? It's quite possible open-scap uses different resources to determining it's vulnerabilities. We're depending on the upstream distributions to maintain their vulnerability databases. In the case of Alpine Linux, we use http://git.alpinelinux.org/cgit/alpine-secdb/
You also have to wait for Clair to finish its initial update (see other issues).
Thanks for your quick replies guys.
We dont have any quay.io repository currently working, we are looking forward to integrate it in case we can solve the RHEL images problem though.
also I knew about the first vulnerabilities db update.
Also when updating I'm having some issues: 2017-01-30 04:13:10.652758 E | updater/fetchers/metadata_fetchers: could not decode NVD data feed '2008': EOF 2017-01-30 04:13:10.652809 E | updater: an error occured when loading metadata fetcher 'NVD': updater/fetchers: could not parse.
I face the same message everyday but different years data feed, I guess this is related to some proxy/middleware problem.
In the first run I got: 2017-01-27 13:41:48.105930 E | updater/fetchers/metadata_fetchers: could not decode NVD data feed '2015': read tcp 172.17.0.2:38409->180.205.18.15:80: read: connection reset by peer
Then I get the: an error occured when loading metadata fetcher 'NVD': updater/fetchers: could not parse.
anyway, I'm still not able to analyze RHEL Images, is Clair supporting RHEL based images?
Definitely a networking issue. Not much we can do on our side.
CentOS is supported. Never tested RHEL itself, would have to verify how the namespace and package parsers behave and potentially adjust.
closing due to age. please remake this issue if it's still relevant. thanks
can anyone confirm if Clair works on RHEL images?
Didn't work for me.
Would you mind opening a new issue? RHEL definitely is working for numerous Clair installations and the logs in this issue are related to NVD metadata and not RHEL.
We are considering deploying quay registry if we can find out any solution for this.
I've been tracking some issues but I get lost between all those Issues, commits and PR (I'm newbie in GitHub).
I got Clair deployed on Docker using the current master version since it includes Alpine Support and when I launch the analyze-local-images binary I just get a message reporting a successful execution. This is impossible since I checked the image using docker-openScap and it reports several CVEs.