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Expand Up @@ -107,6 +107,12 @@ This error means that the CLI was unable to find the login server of the given r

This error means that the CLI isn't compatible with the currently installed version of Docker/Notary. Try downgrading your notary.exe version to a version earlier than 0.6.0 by replacing your Docker installation's Notary client manually to resolve this issue. You can also try downloading and installing a pre-compiled binary of Notary earlier than 0.6.0 for 64 bit Linux or macOS X from the Notary repository's releases page on GitHub. For windows download the .exe, place it in the(default path: C:\ProgramFiles\Docker\Docker\resources\bin) and rename it to notary.exe.

## NOTARY_COMMAND_ERROR

This error means that Notary client CLI couldn't be found. As a result the notary checks aren't run.

*Potential solutions*: Install Notary client; add Notary path to the system variables.

## CONNECTIVITY_TOOMANYREQUESTS_ERROR

This error means that the user has sent too many requests in a short period causing the authentication system to block further requests to prevent overload. This error occurs by reaching a configured limit in the user's registry service tier or environment. We recommend waiting for a moment before sending another request. This will allow the authentication system's block to lift and you can try sending a request again.
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