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Hello all
I have ubuntu machine with lxd installed and I am playing with containers and I want to test some apps like docker or k8s inside LXD environment that require the br_netfilter module in network namespaces
because I was not able to enable it inside running container I cant install k8s and other applications which require this module
/proc/sys/net/bridge dir is missing inside container network namespace, however it is enabled and loaded on the host machine
My guess is that br_netfilter.ko is missing in the container’s filesystem. modinfo displays data from the *.ko files, not from the kernel.
Sorry, I don’t know how to ensure the file exists (if it is really missing).
Are you sure that /proc/sys/net/bridge is created by this module?
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