Automated backport of #2822: Create xtables.lock as a file if it doesn't already exist #2843
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Default host path mounts create a directory if the mounted path doesn't correspond to anything, which ends up breaking iptables. This fixes that by ensuring that xtables.lock is created as a file if it doesn't already exist; subsequent invocations of iptables on the host (if any) will then be able to use the new file for locking. Signed-off-by: Stephen Kitt <skitt@redhat.com>
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🤖 Created branch: z_pr2843/skitt/automated-backport-of-#2822-origin-release-0.16 |
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🤖 Closed branches: [z_pr2843/skitt/automated-backport-of-#2822-origin-release-0.16] |
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Backport of #2822 on release-0.16.
#2822: Create xtables.lock as a file if it doesn't already exist
For details on the backport process, see the backport requests page.