when I run the example files of butterfly, as long as I use the Butterfly-Block Mesh component, it will report a error:
Solution exception:Error checking TLS connection: Error checking and/or regenerating the certs: There was an error validating certificates for host “192.168.99.100:2376”: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
You can attempt to regenerate them using ‘docker-machine regenerate-certs [name]’.
Be advised that this will trigger a Docker daemon restart which will stop running containers.
PS: The openfoam and OracleVM are successfully installed and both Rhino and OracleVM are runned as adminstrator, but the butterfly still cannot work properly.
Alright. Thanks for the image. Please close the openFOAM window and start it as administrator again. Sometimes, you need to try this a few times. No need to keep the Virtual machine running as admin. Let openFOAM fire up the machine itself. Can you please try that?
Prerequisites: Right click on the Oracle Virtual Box shortcut and Open it as Administrator. If default is running, right click over it and select Close PowerOff to close it
Click on the Docker Quickstart terminal shortcut on your desktop to open the terminal. Check for any error messages. If there are no error messages, go to the next step. In the case of errors, please address the particular error, referring to the other FAQs listed here.
Type the command, docker images in the terminal.If the output shows no errors, go to the next step. In the case of errors, please address the particular error, referring to the other FAQs listed here.
Go to the installation foldere.g./c/Program Files(x86)/ESI/OpenFOAM/v1612/Windows/scripts from the Docker Quickstart terminal using the change directory cd command as below:
cd /c/
cd x86
cd ESI/OpenFOAM/v1612/Windows/scripts
Type the command docker load -i of_v1612_centos66.tar in the terminal window - this might take a while to execute, depending on system memory. Please note that of_v1612_centos66.tar refers to version OpenFOAM-v1612. The name of the tar file will change depending on the version.
Now click on OF_Create_Env to create the container.