I have a 4-node Docker Swarm, one manager and 3 workers. From my Mac (OS X 10.11.6) or from another CentOS 7 box (Docker 17.12.0-ce and 17.09.0-ce. No basic auth credentials' module='node/agent/taskmanager'. But that clarified that the basic auth credentials are somehow not being used. Things I’ve tried: I’ve got my credentials in ~/.docker/config.json both on the local manager node and the Swarm node machines. I saw an article about setting the X-Registry-Auth HTTP header via ~/.docker/config.json.

Issue type Authentication of Docker Windows Volume shares does not accept complex passwords. OS Version/build Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Build 10.0.10586 Build 10586 App version Docker version 1.11.1, build 5604cbe Steps to reproduce NB: Credentials posted are not real, purely for information.

• Create admin account with credentials of DockerTestAdmin:'@{t6d/.27dG • Enable Docker Volume sharing • Attempt to authenticate with credentials • Authentication prompt repeatedly returns. Assumption is that the Docker client fails to escape the initial quote. Sandbox emulator for mac. Work Around • Change password to something simple ( Password) • Enable and Authenticate the Volume Sharing • Change password back Logs Below > [18:01:18.444][NamedPipeClient][Info ] Sending IsShared(C,: ) > [18:01:18.448][NamedPipeServer][Info ] IsShared(C,:) > [18:01:18.496][SmbShare ][Info ] “C” is shared > [18:01:18.500][NamedPipeServer][Info ] IsShared done. Hi, It has not fixed the issue, but I have noticed it is the ' character which is causing issues. [10:49:56.022][SambaShare ][Info ] Removing share C [10:49:56.058][Cmd ][Info ] C was deleted successfully.

[10:49:56.062][Cmd ][Info ] [10:49:56.065][SambaShare ][Info ] Creating share “C:” as “C” with Full Control to “DockerTestAdmin” [10:49:56.131][Cmd ][Info ] C was shared successfully. [10:49:56.136][Cmd ][Info ] [10:49:56.161][Cmd ][Info ] Share name C [10:49:56.165][Cmd ][Info ] Path C: [10:49:56.168][Cmd ][Info ] Remark [10:49:56.171][Cmd ][Info ] Maximum users No limit [10:49:56.174][Cmd ][Info ] Users [10:49:56.178][Cmd ][Info ] Caching Caching disabled [10:49:56.181][Cmd ][Info ] Permission PC DockerTestAdmin, FULL [10:49:56.185][Cmd ][Info ] [10:49:56.188][Cmd ][Info ] The command completed successfully. [10:49:56.191][Cmd ][Info ] [10:49:56.195][SambaShare ][Info ] “C” is shared [10:49:56.198][SambaShare ][Info ] Challenging credentials with host [10:49:58.259][SambaShare ][Error ] Credentials challenge failed with code 2: System error 86 has occurred. The specified network password is not correct.

I’m guessing something just changed/broke in the Swarm 1.2.1 release yesterday. I can no longer pull images from from our private registry which requires a basic auth username/password. I am also using latest Docker version 1.12.0-rc2, build 906eacd. I have created swarm cluster with 1 manager and 3 workers. Docker service create --replicas 3 --name somename REGISTRY_IP:PORT/IMAGE_NAME this is how I am trying to create the containers across 3 swarm workers.

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Docker service ls command is showing 0/3, so no container was started properly. When I check the swarm worker logs it’s saying the image was not found. But if I run the same on swarm worker directly it’s working fine.

I was able to create the container properly. Another thing is, if I pull the image manually on all swarm workers and keep it available, then the docker service create is successfully creating the containers across all swarm workers. I am behind the firewall and proxy and not able to use public docker hub for testing. Powered by, best viewed with JavaScript enabled.