Currently as a work around until the fuel-createmirror script can be updated, you can load the ubuntu image into docker by pulling it down:
1) wget http://mirror.fuel-infra.org/docker/ubuntu.trusty.tar.xz -O /tmp/ubuntu.trusty.tar.xz
2) docker load -i /tmp/ubuntu.trusty.tar.xz
Once it's loaded, you can run fuel-createmirror normally and it should proceed.
Currently as a work around until the fuel-createmirror script can be updated, you can load the ubuntu image into docker by pulling it down: mirror. fuel-infra. org/docker/ ubuntu. trusty. tar.xz -O /tmp/ubuntu. trusty. tar.xz trusty. tar.xz
1) wget http://
2) docker load -i /tmp/ubuntu.
Once it's loaded, you can run fuel-createmirror normally and it should proceed.