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I’d be glad to help troubleshoot this TorizonCore Builder connection error! To provide the most accurate guidance, could you let me know which hardware platform and OS version you’re using? You can run the tdx-info command to get this information - details are available at this link.
Troubleshooting Steps
Based on the error stack trace showing SSL connection issues with the Docker-in-Docker (DIND) container, here are several potential solutions:
1. Check for Proxy Environment Issues
If you’re working in a corporate environment with proxy settings, this could be causing the SSL handshake failures (1). The DIND container may not be inheriting your proxy configuration properly.
2. Restart Docker Service
There’s a known issue where date/time synchronization problems can cause SSL certificate validation failures (2). Try restarting your Docker daemon:
# On Linux/WSL:
sudo systemctl restart docker
# On Windows:
# Restart Docker Desktop
3. Check System Date/Time
Ensure your system clock is correctly synchronized, as SSL certificate validation depends on accurate time (2).
4. Try Alternative TorizonCore Builder Parameters
You can try using additional parameters with the bundle command to work around network issues (3):
$ torizoncore-builder bundle docker-compose.yml --dind-param="--insecure-registry=your-registry" --platform linux/arm/v7
5. Check Docker Configuration
The error suggests the DIND container cannot establish a secure connection. Try checking if there are any Docker configuration issues or firewall restrictions blocking the SSL handshake.
Once you provide your platform details, I can offer more specific troubleshooting steps tailored to your setup.
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