I think that your main problem is not importing the keys to the server, there in the image you should find the answer.Īlso, in the image there comes a part responsible to detecting which architecture you have but mainly most architectures are going to be '圆4'.

The second part comes the part I believe its going to help you in all that code you have a part where you exchange gpg keys with a server and just after that, depending on your architecture, the nodejs program is downloaded from the nodejs oficial page and its prepared to be available to run. The first part of the node image runs commands to create a 'node' user which I can't stress enough how good of a security practice is running your node containers from another user which is not 'root'. If you enter to the next link, you may see how node docker image is constructed: I actually accomplished making a nodejs CentOs image based on the actual nodejs docker image. I have searched a long time but I do not know why this package wants to install and why it does not install. The last lines are Failed to fetch Bad header line Bad header data Į: Failed to fetch Bad header line Bad header data Į: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with -fix-missing?

I execute the command apt-get install -y lsb-release

The following lines appear : + apt-get install -y lsb-release > /dev/null 2>&1

The last line tries to install the lsb-release package but an error occurs. I execute the following instructions step by step docker run -rm -it debian:latest The dockerfile is like this : FROM debian:9 I am writing a Dockerfile to run nodejs on a debian server but the compilation cannot be done.

Nodejs debian 10