KeyStore YUM Nexus Docker

Sonatype Nexus Repository
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Hello together,

in following, I refer to Proxying RHEL Yum Repositories .

A few days ago, I moved our Nexus Repository Manager from a local install, to a docker install as container.

To ensure, our RHEL servers can get this software packages by the Nexus Repository Manager, I followed the Doku, I printed at the beginn. And while the Nexus Repository Manager run as local install, it also workd very well. After I moved to a docker install, it dont.

nexus:
  image: sonatype/nexus3
  volumes:
    - ./rundir:/nexus-data:rw
    - ./nexus.vmoptions:/opt/sonatype/nexus/bin/nexus.vmoptions:ro
    - ./keystore.yum.p12:/opt/keystore.yum.p12:ro
  restart: always

-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=/opt/keystore.yum.p12
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=iKeepMySecreats

The keystoreFile is mounted as /opt/keystore.yum.p12. The nexusVmoptions mounted in ($app-dir/bin/nexus.vmoptions) /opt/sonatype/nexus/bin/nexus.vmoptions. Both got the premissions owner id 200:200 (nexus), premissions 0400 and 0466.

Inside the container the look like following:

grafik

Have someone got this problem once and know how to solve?

Best regards
Christopher Hofmann

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Hi Christopher,

From your description I’m not really sure what issue you’re experiencing with Nexus?

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Hello Matthew,

sorry, I forget to tell.

While I used the (local installed) Nexus instance, I could receive the rpm packages from RedHat official package source, for and on RHEL. In afterwards, using the (docker installed) Nexus, the packages aren’t accessable anymore. I just got the Error 404, not found.

It’s important to say, that I didn’t change any settings. I moved the config files from the old instance to the new one. Anything else works perfect. Exact the RedHat source.

Best regards
Christopher Hofmann

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That doc is for RHEL 7 and is out of date. I have tried with 10 and did not have any luck, what version are you trying? I also use a container for this