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Creating a new Docker Template: Version not available?

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Hi,

 

I'm a on migrating an application I have been developing to Docker. So I have been trying to familiarize myself with Docker a bit by creating some new Docker templates for unRAID.

 

I tried to create a vanilla postgres docker: https://github.com/Micconos/unraid_docker

 

Everything seems to work fine, expect I get a "Version not available" in the Docker tab next to the container (see attached image).

 

Does anybody know why I get that message?

 

/Micconos

 

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  • 1 month later...

Did you manage to resolve this, I have the same issue ?

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How are you creating the template? You should go to Settings - Docker and turn on Template Authoring.

How are you creating the template? You should go to Settings - Docker and turn on Template Authoring.

 

I created a Dockerfile, built this, then clicked on Add Container and filled out the needed fields.

 

I was not even aware of Template Authoring ...

 

These are just dockers for my own internal use and testing I don't really intend to publish them anywhere.

 

Are there any docs that cover how to use template authoring or what do I need to do after turning on the above option ?

 

Thanks!

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Are there any docs that cover how to use template authoring or what do I need to do after turning on the above option ?

See Docker FAQ sticky at top of this subforum.

Its probably because you didn't fill out a registry entry on the template (ie: authoring mode, advanced settings), so there's nothing to be able to check for on updates

Its probably because you didn't fill out a registry entry on the template (ie: authoring mode, advanced settings), so there's nothing to be able to check for on updates

 

I do have a registry entry it just points to my local copy "assetupnp" in this case - I don't want to put this onto dockerhub as it contains private license keys and if I understand correctly everything on dockerhub can be grabbed by anyone.

Are there any docs that cover how to use template authoring or what do I need to do after turning on the above option ?

See Docker FAQ sticky at top of this subforum.

 

Do you mean this? http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40937.msg486569#msg486569

 

Specifically I don't want to put anything where other people can access it due to keys, serials etc.

OK, so it seems if you use a local docker image under repository eg just "bubbleupnp" then you get the "not available" message, if you point at a remote one eg "fred/bubbleupnp" then it works fine.

  • 1 year later...

Mine did this when it couldn't reach the docker hub, I hit "Check for updates" and it worked.  rebooting the containers or rebooting didn't work, it has to make another update request.  I think there were DNS issues at the time so it must have cached garbage.

 

Anyway, clicked check for updates and it now shows the version.

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