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There could be several reasons why your Docker container is not accepting your patch. Here are a few possibilities:

1. Incorrect patch format: Make sure that you have applied the patch correctly and that the format is compatible with the Docker container.

2. Wrong file path: Double-check that you are applying the patch to the correct file path within the container.

3. Permission issues: Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to apply the patch, especially if the file is owned by a different user or group.

4. Docker image compatibility: Ensure that the patch is compatible with the specific Docker image that you are running.

5. Conflicting changes: If there are other changes to the file that conflict with your patch, it may not be accepted. Try merging your changes with the existing changes to resolve any conflicts.

6. Software version compatibility: Check that your software version is compatible with the patch you are trying to apply.

7. Network issues: Sometimes, connectivity issues or firewalls can prevent the patch from being applied. Try connecting to a different network or disabling the firewall temporarily to see if the patch is accepted.