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Checking Docker image... failed
Cannot pull the tunnel image.
I should note I am using WSL 2 (Ubuntu) and podman (my organization does not allow docker, although I can pull images from dockerhub regularly)
I was wondering if anyone here had encountered the same issue.
Do you have any firewall restrictions in place? Wonder if the command is trying to get at a resource hosted somewhere that you haven’t added to an allow list.
I ended up being able to use the tunnel when I tried with a different wi-fi connection (after trying everything else!), so I am guessing you’re right, it most likely was a firewall issue. Thank you for your answer!
@DanielFranco how did you get Forge Tunnel working with podman? I tried setting up an alias with docker but that didn’t seem to work. Were there any special steps you took?
EDIT: Also tried symlinking /usr/bin/podman to /usr/bin/docker. Forge at least finds the docker command now, but I’m now getting the same error as you: Cannot pull the tunnel image. I can pull from Docker Hub just fine, and have logged in, so not sure what the issue could be?
Since this topic is already solved, I suggest starting a new topic with the specifics of what you have tried and what error messages you are seeing. One diagnostic step I would recommend is calling Docker directly to see if you can get more details: docker pull atlassian/forge-tunnel:latest. But, please do start a new thread if you are still seeing problems.