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Merge pull request #71 from Luap99/iptables
auto load ip_tables modules on boot
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# On fedora 41 we switched netavark to nftables and no longer load ip tables | ||
# modules: https://github.com/containers/podman/pull/24109 | ||
# While we no longer need it applications running inside a container might | ||
# still need it, i.e. nested docker or older podman. | ||
# Normally it would be up to the sys admin to configure this but given | ||
# podman machine os is more of "managed" OS we should just keep it to | ||
# avoid breaking users, https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/25153. | ||
# TODO (6.0): consider removing this in a major release where we can justify | ||
# removing legacy modules. | ||
ip_tables | ||
ip6_tables |
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