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Change base image away from jessie. apt-get update not working. no security updates. #1012
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Same problem here |
stretch is the default base image unless you explicitly choose the jessie variant:
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@chorrell Not if you're using node:8.10.0:
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Yes, it's an older version. We can't go back in time. |
For actively supported versions based on Jessie, this will be updated via debuerreotype/docker-debian-artifacts#66 (comment). |
Same issue on 10.8.0. Specifying node:10.8.0-stretch didn't solve this either. We aren't even using jessie. |
@AdalynRockwood node:10.8 also uses jessie:
adding the
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Thanks for your response, rjanovski! I ended up upgrading to node:11.0.0-stretch. :/ |
apt-get update no longer works on node images based on jessie.
reason: jessie is archived and no updates made. see note
basically, the update link is missing now: http://cdn-fastly.deb.debian.org/debian/dists/ has no jessie-updates, causing the following error on
apt-get update
:besides the inconvenience, it is a serious security threat to keep using jessie at this point.
please, upgrade the node dockerfiles away from jessie ASAP
Workaround:
force your base-image to use stretch (add the
-stretch
) in your Dockerfile:FROM node:x.x.x-stretch
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