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Note: my use case is entirely for demos, so this is not a production concern at all!
Lima-guestagent is running an iptables query every 3 seconds. Is there a way to turn this off?
I use Lima VMs for demonstrating and experimenting with eBPF on my Mac (and I share a Lima config file so that other people can have a consistent environment for my eBPF examples). My use case is attaching a demo eBPF program to the execve system call, and people can see output generated by the eBPF program when they start an executable in another terminal. With the iptables commands happening so frequently it's harder for people to make the connection between running an exe on the command line and seeing some output from the eBPF program.
As I say, I appreciate that this is not a "serious" use case but I'm wondering if there's an easy config setting I can use to get around it. I might be mistaken but I don't recall this happening in the past with Lima versions around 0.8 or so.
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Note: my use case is entirely for demos, so this is not a production concern at all!
Lima-guestagent is running an iptables query every 3 seconds. Is there a way to turn this off?
I use Lima VMs for demonstrating and experimenting with eBPF on my Mac (and I share a Lima config file so that other people can have a consistent environment for my eBPF examples). My use case is attaching a demo eBPF program to the execve system call, and people can see output generated by the eBPF program when they start an executable in another terminal. With the iptables commands happening so frequently it's harder for people to make the connection between running an exe on the command line and seeing some output from the eBPF program.
As I say, I appreciate that this is not a "serious" use case but I'm wondering if there's an easy config setting I can use to get around it. I might be mistaken but I don't recall this happening in the past with Lima versions around 0.8 or so.
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