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Error response from daemon: Get https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/: dial tcp: lookup registry-1.docker.io on 192.168.65.1:53: no such host #4884
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Hi. I have this same issue on both Docker for Windows and Docker on Ubuntu. Using Docker engine 19+. Related: docker/for-mac#1849 On windows, nslookup looks good, I can browse my repository just fine. But upon pulling: Workaround is to put the FQDM in hosts file on Windows/Ubuntu. This problem occurs even though I have set proper DNS options in daemon.json. In the log file you can see it spamming:
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Hi, I have a problem that looks like yours. I have Docker desktop engine 19.03.1. I trying to execute Docker search commad (docker search Ubuntu), but I get an error like this: Error response from daemon: Get https://index.docker.io/v1/search?q=ubuntu&n=25: dial tcp: lookup index.docker.io on 192.168.65.1:53: read udp 192.168.65.3:34142->192.168.65.1:53: i/o timeout I have been looking for this problem and what people do in order to solve it is uninstall and install. I have tried that but it doesn't work. I have tried to change the DNS Server to 8.8.8.8, and one more time, it doesn't work. Do you know how I can fix this problem? Thank you |
@MikaelUmaN i tried by adding below line to hosts file but no success: Any other things workaround that i can try |
In your hosts file, add the ip and name of the host you are trying to reach. Not the bogus 192.168.65.1:53 |
Having the same issue on Ubuntu 18.04. |
You need to add to your 34.228.211.243 registry-1.docker.io |
I am having a similar issue. I do not see a hosts file in my docker directory. Where is this typically found? |
@averri @MikaelUmaN It worked. Thank you both. |
So the internal docker DNS Server is not working correctly? (e.g. the one listening at 192.168.65.1?) changing the default dns in the settings does not help me, and this issue occurs also for connections from the containers, so not only when pulling an image, for me. |
I have this issue also.
OS: Windows 10 |
Same here on Linux, Fedora 31. |
Same problem on CentOS 7 & KVM # docker -v
Docker version 19.03.6, build 369ce74a3c Commented here: docker/kitematic#718 (comment) |
Hi, |
Just adding my 2 cents worth. I get the error on pulls, pushes, logins, etc. from my local registry. e.g.:
HOWEVER, the work around to add the entries to my windows hosts file DOES work. It's just very unappealing for all my users to have to do that. Can I capture anything else to help move the fix along? Try something else? [Edit: Docker Desktop 2.2.0.3, Docker version 19.03.5, build 633a0ea] |
I've encountered this too with a clean Windows and Docker installation. Docker was sitting there for a month before I started to use it. Meanwhile my local IP was changed a couple of times. I noticed that there are multiple "hosts" file entries for each of these local IPs that Docker put there in the mean time. They seemed like harmless outdated duplicates but may possibly cause errors.
So I've closed Docker. Deleted all of these entries. Relaunched Docker and let it create only the necessary entries this time. Then everything worked alright. They should be harmless so I'm probably missing some details here. But the problem solved anyway. |
When docker.io changes ip address we are all going to run out of service xD, many of us are manually changing the docker.io ip addresses to make this work, in the long term it will be a problem. |
I had this issue when using WLS, where Linux is only the client. I restarted Docker Desktop and it resolved the error. |
Had the same problem with Debian 9 and upgrading UNMS to a latest version. @averri workaround worked well, although the new IP at this time was 54.152.200.115. So thank you! |
I opened my "etc/hosts" file in notepad, couldn't save it. I which application i must open it so that i can save it as well? |
You need to open as |
Notepad does not exist in Linux, maybe you are using Windows, you must edit The current hosts are: $ date
lun 11 may 2020 18:18:04 -04
$ host registry-1.docker.io
registry-1.docker.io has address 34.195.246.183
registry-1.docker.io has address 52.1.121.53
registry-1.docker.io has address 3.211.199.249
registry-1.docker.io has address 23.22.155.84
registry-1.docker.io has address 3.94.35.164
registry-1.docker.io has address 35.174.73.84
registry-1.docker.io has address 3.218.162.19
registry-1.docker.io has address 3.224.175.179 |
You are right, I was referring to Linux on my commands. i use Hostfile editor for my Windows devices. |
open your docker settings, if you aren't signed in to docker hub, sign in and check again. It worked for me |
Hi,
It worked for me.
Many thanks!!
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open your docker settings, if you aren't signed in to docker hub, sign in
and check again. It worked for me
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My development system's power pack got fried and had to grab a temp system. Installed Docker desktop and had a similar issue. Restarted docker and that fixed it for me without changing any config. |
Hi guys,
I received your responses. It actually worked for me. I just manipulate the
command line instructions.
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received same error on Cent OS, tried the same command multiple times, it worked after multiple tries. |
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I ran into a similar issue on Ubuntu and it ended up being the proxy settings for the service config in |
This is honestly a nightmare, I am on Windows 10, running the latest Docker. Tried PC reboot, Docker Engine restart. Login with access token, change the host file with the new addresses. Updated the config.json, reset the config.json - NOTHING. Can anybody offer any further advice? |
Removing the credential stored in Windows Credential Manager has allowed me to login via the command line... The struggle continues. |
This worked for me as well, on Ubuntu 20.04 with |
This seems to happen on my Debian after I switch my laptop's connection to another network that has a different DNS server (for example if you suspend the laptop and wake it up in another place with another wifi network). Seems that docker "remembers" the DNS from the moment when it has been started. Docker needs to be restarted to start using the new DNS. It does not update its settings automatically on the fly if the system DNS server changes suddenly. |
Only happens on a local DNS cache - works when changing DNS to 1.1.1.2 or 9.9.9.9 |
clearing the DNS cache did the trick for me on mac stop docker for mac |
This worked for me on Big Sur. Still not sure what the root cause is. |
In my case, I was using the wrong tag name. |
I ran the following command before docker pull and my issue got resolved(was doing in wsl) - echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf > /dev/null |
This one looks working now |
Refer to the official documentation https://docs.docker.com/config/daemon/systemd/#httphttps-proxy It helped me since I'm behind an HTTP or HTTPS proxy server |
Hi guys, trying all the workarounds mentioned (etc/hosts, reinstalling, signing out/in, etc.) in my windows 10 and it doesn't work for me :(. I get this error: Using default tag: latest No VPN and no proxy settings in my laptop. Any other idea? Using v20.10.17 and WSL 2 Thanks in advance!! |
Please, do check if you have not login on Docker Desktop. This error and "Bad response" in my case was resolved by simply login |
This worked for me like a charm echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf > /dev/null |
just a hint here: to get the actual up-to-date IP that resolves the SSL endpoint try with:
and in your hosts file add that IP (here it is for example 3.216.34.172) |
I am with same error, using docker run. Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS Docker:
Error output:
Resolution for me, worked:
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what to insert.... OUR WAN IP or OUR LAN IP? |
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The issue persists on Arch with systemd-resolved as of a couple days ago. Workaround is to list cloudflare as my main DNS, which is exceedingly undesirable as you imagine. |
For me too! In Debian 11. |
Expected behavior
Docker should be able to pull image and run it
Actual behavior
Gives error with no such host
Information
Steps to reproduce the behavior
docker run hello-world
I tried to change the DNS in docker desktop settings to 8.8.8.8 but still same issue.
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