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(In reply to Alexandre Vicenzi from comment #4) > We can set NETAVARK_DEFAULT_FW and require nftables-related package, this > should ensure Tumbleweed netavark backend is nftables. iiuc, `iptables-backend-nft` seems to be the hybrid compat solution helping transitioning users from iptables to nftables. SP3[1] switched to nftables as the default firewalld backend but that link re: openSUSE nftables shared earlier[2] doesn't definitively say that nftables indeed is the default on all openSUSE flavors. We should move to setting nftables if we can confirm this. > Yes, I think we should load both ip_tables and ip6_tables, specially on > SLE-15, not sure if we can remove that from Tumbleweed since netavark would > default to nftables. A conditional require on nftables doesn't sound too bad iff we can ascertain that openSUSE has nftables (I'm still a little skeptical) > Dasnish, can we move the module load config to CNI and netavark packages? > Either package installed would ensure it is being loaded. Or does Podman > need iptables for something else? I'm unsure if podman needs it for anything other than CNI, but I was referencing podman's upstream rpm spec, which seems to load ip* modules. I'll check with upstream if there's any other reason to do so. [1] - https://www.suse.com/support/kb/doc/?id=000020643 [2] - https://progress.opensuse.org/news/112