When Jenkins built docker, did Docker have insufficient permissions to pull the mirror?

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Use Jenkins to build the Docker and use the Docker Build and Publish plug-in. After the program is compiled, enter Dockerfile to build Docker and report the error as follows:

[OppDocker] $ /usr/bin/docker build -t localhost:5000/oppdocker:57 --pull=true /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/OppDocker
 Sending build context to Docker daemon    644MB
 
 Step 1/7 : FROM openjdk:8-jre-alpine
 Get https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/library/openjdk/manifests/8-jre-alpine: unauthorized: incorrect username or password
 Build step 'Docker Build and Publish' marked build as failure
 Finished: FAILURE

However, there is no problem in using commands such as Dock Build-T locally, and there is no problem in using shell commands (also Dock Build commands) in Jenkins.

I would like to ask the great god docker how to solve this problem and what is its principle?

To add:

  • Jenkins users are already in the Docker user group.
  • Operating environment: Ubuntu 16.04

Again:

Just now I saw that it might be necessary to use docker login. I went to docker hub to register my account. I used the docker login command to enter the docker id and the corresponding password under the command line of this machine, but it is still not possible …

This has nothing to do with docker. Because jenkins used a low-privilege account to run the service, she naturally did not have the privilege to manage docker. If you want jenkins to manage docker, useuseradd -a -G docker jenkinsCommand to add jenkins users to docker

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