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Is it possible to append rules to iptables instead of clearing out all existing rules? I have a setup with Docker which adds its own rules to iptables, but I can only run this to add my own rules after Docker is already running. I can restart Docker to restore its rules when my rules are modified, but that is a little too disruptive.
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This isn't something we currently support, and unfortunately we don't have plans to implement something like this. However, we'd be open to a PR that implements such an optional mode. One thing to think carefully about in such a mode is how to handle rule deletion.
Is it possible to append rules to iptables instead of clearing out all existing rules? I have a setup with Docker which adds its own rules to iptables, but I can only run this to add my own rules after Docker is already running. I can restart Docker to restore its rules when my rules are modified, but that is a little too disruptive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: