Docker failed to build: ADD failed:

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I have the following volume for the app.

Docker compose file

registry-server:

    build:

      context: ./registry-server

      dockerfile: Dockerfile

    volumes:

      - /jars

      - /app/

      - ./../registry-server/target:/jars

docker file

FROM openjdk:11-jre

MAINTAINER IG <ig@ig.com>



RUN apt-get update 

RUN apt-get -y install netcat



ADD /jars/registry-server.jar /app/registry-server.jar



RUN chmod +x /app/registry-server.jar

I get error

ERROR: Service 'registry-server' failed to build: ADD failed: stat
/var/lib/docker/tmp/docker-builder823709495/jars/.jar: no such file or
directory

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Saurabh Kumar

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I have the following volume for the app.

Docker compose file

registry-server:

    build:

      context: ./registry-server

      dockerfile: Dockerfile

    volumes:

      - /jars

      - /app/

      - ./../registry-server/target:/jars

docker file

FROM openjdk:11-jre

MAINTAINER IG <ig@ig.com>



RUN apt-get update 

RUN apt-get -y install netcat



ADD /jars/registry-server.jar /app/registry-server.jar



RUN chmod +x /app/registry-server.jar

I get error

ERROR: Service 'registry-server' failed to build: ADD failed: stat
/var/lib/docker/tmp/docker-builder823709495/jars/.jar: no such file or
directory

asked Nov 11 at 19:18

Saurabh Kumar

5,3883590160

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-1
down vote

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I have the following volume for the app.

Docker compose file

registry-server:

    build:

      context: ./registry-server

      dockerfile: Dockerfile

    volumes:

      - /jars

      - /app/

      - ./../registry-server/target:/jars

docker file

FROM openjdk:11-jre

MAINTAINER IG <ig@ig.com>



RUN apt-get update 

RUN apt-get -y install netcat



ADD /jars/registry-server.jar /app/registry-server.jar



RUN chmod +x /app/registry-server.jar

I get error

ERROR: Service 'registry-server' failed to build: ADD failed: stat
/var/lib/docker/tmp/docker-builder823709495/jars/.jar: no such file or
directory

asked Nov 11 at 19:18

Saurabh Kumar

5,3883590160

I have the following volume for the app.

Docker compose file

registry-server:

    build:

      context: ./registry-server

      dockerfile: Dockerfile

    volumes:

      - /jars

      - /app/

      - ./../registry-server/target:/jars

docker file

FROM openjdk:11-jre

MAINTAINER IG <ig@ig.com>



RUN apt-get update 

RUN apt-get -y install netcat



ADD /jars/registry-server.jar /app/registry-server.jar



RUN chmod +x /app/registry-server.jar

I get error

ERROR: Service 'registry-server' failed to build: ADD failed: stat
/var/lib/docker/tmp/docker-builder823709495/jars/.jar: no such file or
directory

docker docker-compose dockerfile

asked Nov 11 at 19:18

Saurabh Kumar

5,3883590160

asked Nov 11 at 19:18

Saurabh Kumar

5,3883590160

asked Nov 11 at 19:18

Saurabh Kumar

5,3883590160

asked Nov 11 at 19:18

Saurabh Kumar

5,3883590160

asked Nov 11 at 19:18

Saurabh Kumar

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Volumes are not available at build time. They are able at runtime. Your code seems to assume this.

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

Uku Loskit

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if i put path to my jar directory direclty in docker file... i get out of context error. Any suggestions how to solve this ?
– Saurabh Kumar
Nov 11 at 19:44

is the jar located out of the build directory? you have to change build context so that it would be possible to address the file from that path "downwards" in the drectory tree
– Uku Loskit
Nov 11 at 21:10

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Volumes are not available at build time. They are able at runtime. Your code seems to assume this.

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

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if i put path to my jar directory direclty in docker file... i get out of context error. Any suggestions how to solve this ?
– Saurabh Kumar
Nov 11 at 19:44

is the jar located out of the build directory? you have to change build context so that it would be possible to address the file from that path "downwards" in the drectory tree
– Uku Loskit
Nov 11 at 21:10

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Volumes are not available at build time. They are able at runtime. Your code seems to assume this.

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

Uku Loskit

29.9k86779

if i put path to my jar directory direclty in docker file... i get out of context error. Any suggestions how to solve this ?
– Saurabh Kumar
Nov 11 at 19:44

is the jar located out of the build directory? you have to change build context so that it would be possible to address the file from that path "downwards" in the drectory tree
– Uku Loskit
Nov 11 at 21:10

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Volumes are not available at build time. They are able at runtime. Your code seems to assume this.

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

Uku Loskit

29.9k86779

Volumes are not available at build time. They are able at runtime. Your code seems to assume this.

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

Uku Loskit

29.9k86779

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

Uku Loskit

29.9k86779

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

Uku Loskit

29.9k86779

answered Nov 11 at 19:24

Uku Loskit

29.9k86779

if i put path to my jar directory direclty in docker file... i get out of context error. Any suggestions how to solve this ?
– Saurabh Kumar
Nov 11 at 19:44

is the jar located out of the build directory? you have to change build context so that it would be possible to address the file from that path "downwards" in the drectory tree
– Uku Loskit
Nov 11 at 21:10

add a comment |

if i put path to my jar directory direclty in docker file... i get out of context error. Any suggestions how to solve this ?
– Saurabh Kumar
Nov 11 at 19:44

is the jar located out of the build directory? you have to change build context so that it would be possible to address the file from that path "downwards" in the drectory tree
– Uku Loskit
Nov 11 at 21:10

if i put path to my jar directory direclty in docker file... i get out of context error. Any suggestions how to solve this ?
– Saurabh Kumar
Nov 11 at 19:44

is the jar located out of the build directory? you have to change build context so that it would be possible to address the file from that path "downwards" in the drectory tree
– Uku Loskit
Nov 11 at 21:10

add a comment |

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