rpm: Add iptables-nft requirement for Fedora 43+ and RHEL 10+ #1255
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Fedora 43 and RHEL 10 have transitioned to nftables as the default packet filtering framework. By default Docker requires iptables compatibility to function properly with these systems. Signed-off-by: Paweł Gronowski <pawel.gronowski@docker.com>
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Discussed offline - but I think it'll need to be |
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Oh, forgot to push.. Should be good now |
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Keeping as a draft so we don't merge before 28.5.0 |
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Fedora 43 and RHEL 10 have transitioned to nftables as the default packet filtering framework.
By default Docker requires iptables compatibility to function properly with these systems.