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Lost inbound network connectivity after podman-auto-update #1160
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The auto update is not really relevant it just restart the container. Please provide a proper reproducer how is the container created. What network options/ports, etc...? Before you try to reproduce make sure to reboot (or flush out all firewall rules) to make sure you start from a clean state. |
The container was created using quadlet. It joins two networks. I can reproduce it reliably on this server even after reboot. I'm not sure if I can reproduce it on another machine. Is there any state info I can fetch for you?
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I assume your networks are ipv6 and ipv4?
To work around you can remove this, it is really not needed. By default it will forward ipv4 and v6. That is a short reproducer
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Yes, the two networks has IPv6 enabled. I guess I was trying to make sure I can connect via IPv6. The workaround did the trick. Now the container restarts correctly and inbound network still works. |
@mheon FYI, another case of duplicated nftables rules causing troubles. |
It might be an podman issue, but the error is related to nftables rule set so I'm opening it here.
Since two days ago, I think there's a new version of Caddy so podman-auto-update pulls the new version and tried to restart the container. This triggered the error
Then after the container restarted, all containers inbound traffic were dropped.
Operating System: Fedora CoreOS 41.20241215.3.0
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