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[error] docker is not installed; refusing to install to '/root/.docker/cli-plugins'

Open AmanPathak-DevOps opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments
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While Installing Docker Scout on GitLab, it is showing the below error. I think, in install.sh you need to add one more line to create .docker directory. Because, when I created .docker file manually which was not present earlier. It was working fine. image

AmanPathak-DevOps avatar Feb 14 '24 10:02 AmanPathak-DevOps

I have the same issue, when I try to scan for vulnerabilities in a gitlab pipeline.

chmedinaruiz avatar Mar 13 '24 01:03 chmedinaruiz

+1 on this issue

oCHRISo avatar Mar 14 '24 14:03 oCHRISo

If you haven't logged in on docker before (docker login) do it, and it creates a config folder for you.

corupta avatar Apr 04 '24 23:04 corupta

If you haven't logged in on docker before (docker login) do it, and it creates a config folder for you.

Logging in to docker before attempting to install scout resolved the issue for me, thank you!

Rikj000 avatar May 24 '24 11:05 Rikj000

If you haven't logged in on docker before (docker login) do it, and it creates a config folder for you.

thanks this worked but how is it that "docker" always messes up installation of it's components. Used to be a headache to install docker on ubuntu/debian then docker-compose was issue and now this...

Why not give a proper error that "Docker Login" required (which shouldn't be required but still). Everytime I see a big corp put out such tools/issues just boggles the mind like how and why they do this? Does no one cares anymore anywhere?

ahmad2smile avatar Jun 17 '24 08:06 ahmad2smile

If you haven't logged in on docker before (docker login) do it, and it creates a config folder for you.

Justing running mkdir "$HOME/.docker is sufficient

danepowell avatar Nov 18 '24 19:11 danepowell