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Not able to login on registry - Same happen on EX200 exam also
Hi ,
I am unable to login on images registry on LAB environment and same happened on EX200 exam also. It is working with servera.
Have to retake exam and schedule this week.
Could you someone help me asap and let me know what is wrong and how to fix it.
Podman login issue

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For docker the fix is to create /etc/docker/daemon.json and add
{ "insecure-registries" : ["lab.example.com:5443"] }
then restart docker
See if the same works with podman? the filename might be different...

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@PALANIVELRAJAN Hello. Did you manage to find the solution to your problem? It would be interesting to let us know. Thank you.

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logout and after login from server with ssh user_to_create_pod@server


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Read what it says at the end. "x509: certificate signed by unknown authority."
You can use this option with podman login and podman pull to get past this error:
--tls-verify=false
It also means that you cannot pull an image using podman run because the option doesn't exist with that command. So, in this case, use podman pull first, then podman run
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@marisadean's solution really wouldn't work because docker isn't used.
However, something similar exists for Podman. Edit the /etc/containers/registries.conf file and, in the [registries.insecure] section (which will probably need to be uncommented) add this line:
registries = [registry.lab.example.com]
You may also want to check for the existence of this file: ~/.config/containers/storage.conf
If it exists for your user, it overrides /etc/containers/registries.conf. In this case, you'll want to make the changes to [registries.insecure] in it (also?).
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If you took Red Hat's RH134 class, this information is covered in Chapter 13, section 5 - in the Configuring Container Registries and Registry Security sections.
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