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You can also add `iptables: false` to docker's daemon json and docker will stop messing with your iptables conf.
by shudza 4y ago
You can also add `iptables: false` to docker's daemon json and docker will stop messing with your iptables conf.
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- wswope 4y agoThe docs strongly advise against this: https://docs.docker.com/network/iptables/ https://docs.docker.com/network/iptables/
- 2bluesc 4y agoThis is on my todo list after wrestling docker almost in to compliance with nftables. Even so, I still have some issue with ports forwarded to docker services not NATting correctly and instead show up with a source IP of the docker bridge. Switching to nftables exclusively (docker is using iptables-nft) and preventing docker from doing this should resolve my issues. I can't think of another application on any of my systems that muck with firewall rules behind the scenes like this.