Julien Del Piccolo

@domcar @jgsqware : I need to document the usage of the container. If you're using docker for mac, you can add `--group-add 50` to your `docker run` and that should...

Are you using nginx to do the ssl termination? If so, can you check that your nginx config is correct? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31599634/malformed-http-response-with-docker-private-registry-v2-behind-an-nginx-proxy

@FrankJLhota : run the doker compose out of the box, then from the clairctl container do a: ``` ls -alh /var/run/docker.sock ``` You should be able to see the group...

@FrankJLhota `clairctl pull` is not the same as a `docker pull`. It won't actually pull the image. regarding the version, which version did you run with your `docker run` ?...

that is because you are trying to analyze an official docker hub image. In order to do that, you need to do a `docker login` first.

Does your clair container have a link to the registry container ?

@FrankJLhota: If you want me to help, you need to answer my questions. Copy pasting the same error messages without context is not going to help. It looks like your...

Looks like clairctl does not support `*manifestlist.DeserializedManifestList` `application/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.list.v2+json: Manifest list, aka “fat manifest”` source: https://docs.docker.com/registry/spec/manifest-v2-2/ Full debug log: ``` $ clairctll --log-level debug analyze jenkins 2017-10-02 09:34:48.080406 D | config:...

Yes, it seems the docker hub has introduced a new manifest format that we cannot handle in clairctl yet. Unfortunately, 3rd parties can make changes on their side that can...

Sorry we didn't have much time to look into this lately I will do my best to have a look at it before next week.