Abhishek Singh

The issues seems to be that on the podman virtual machine which is running on the Windows host, there is no TLS CA bundle to verify the certificate's validity. Could...

Could we try updating the VM OS packages ? ```bash podman machine ssh 'sudo rpm-ostree upgrade --check' podman machine stop && podman machine start ``` and then retry starting the...

@henrikedsparr @sxm525 After some reading and consulting with users using Windows, It is recommended to use Window Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) Please refer the link : https://medium.com/@sociable_flamingo_goose_694/setup-wsl-for-local-docker-development-on-windows-f0767e0a72d4 to setup WSL2...

Hi @arssycro Yeah, we generate a self signed cert for ORDS. A quick workaround is to update the client's truststore ### Linux ``` podman cp adb-free:/u01/ords/self-signed.crt adb_container_ords.cert sudo cp adb_container_ords.cert...

@arssycro This is fixed in the latest released image version ``` docker pull ghcr.io/oracle/adb-free:23.10.2.4 ```

@jmleandrocr Do you `rm` the container in between every run command ? If you want to just retain the container data you can simply do stop/start. `podman stop adb-free` `podman...

@jmleandrocr Please test the latest released image version. This is fixed. ``` docker pull ghcr.io/oracle/adb-free:23.10.2.4 ```

Hi @zendelcrow Could you try without the quotes. Also, could you let me which OS are you using ? ```bash podman run -d \ -p 1521:1522 \ -p 1522:1522 \...

@alexesca We have pushed the next version of adb-free image ``` docker pull ghcr.io/oracle/adb-free:24.3.2.1 ``` Please check the updated [documentation](https://github.com/oracle/adb-free/pkgs/container/adb-free)