My organization has taken an account on Docker and send me an invitation link. I’ve create my account (a new one) and is now part of the organization.
On Docker Desktop, I’ve made sign out (my old, free, account) and sign in with my new one and … what should I do to unlock Docker Desktop. Seems he think I’m still a free user but that’s not true.
You can see this on the image below.
I’ve made a login on Docker Hub with my new account.
We can see I’m part of an organization
Docker Desktop still think that I’m a free user using a personal plan.
You probably point me in an interesting direction : it’s impossible to make such login, I get this error: Error: failed to authenticate: bad status code “400 Bad Request”: malformed request: EOF
docker-hub --version return me Docker Hub Tool v0.4.1, build 5051946 and thus an older version (latest is 0.4.4)
By downloading the exe from GitHub and saving it to my c:\temp folder (my computer is managed by my company, I can’t overwritte the original file); it’s OK i.e. I can start c:\temp\hub-tool.exe and make a login.
So, next step for me, is to contact my intern helpdesk and ask to upgrade Docker desktop / hub-tool.
I hope it will help, but I don’t think so, because the hub-tool is relatively new. Docker desktop was there before hub-tool so I don’t think it needs to have it in order to login.
My current version of Docker Desktop is pretty old (4.x, updates are managed by IT too). I’ve asked them to add the newer version in our “software center”; then I can check with version 4.3.1. Will see…
