incusd/firewall/xtables: Fix iptablesClear on nft shim #376
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When xtables uses the nft shim, the actual xtables kernel modules never get loaded, therefore the files containing the list of valid tables never get populated. This then leads to iptablesClear always skipping all tables despite rules having been added previously. Closes lxc#305 Signed-off-by: Stéphane Graber <stgraber@stgraber.org>
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cherry-picked from lxc/incus#376 When xtables uses the nft shim, the actual xtables kernel modules never get loaded, therefore the files containing the list of valid tables never get populated. This then leads to iptablesClear always skipping all tables despite rules having been added previously. (cherry picked from commit 3c6a60d844a7fccfb207f53e01fbb111958d42be) License: Apache-2.0
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When xtables uses the nft shim, the actual xtables kernel modules never get loaded, therefore the files containing the list of valid tables never get populated.
This then leads to iptablesClear always skipping all tables despite rules having been added previously.
Closes #305