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Dynamically save and restore iptables rules for some chain(s)

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Dynamically save and restore iptables rules for some chain(s)

Description

When there’s an iptables service restart, all of the docker rules gets wiped out. This script was written to dynamically save and restore iptables rules pertaining to some chain(s) and make them persist.

Dependencies

  • iptables (Must have the commands iptables-save and iptables-restore commands available)

Installation

pip install iptables-dynamic

Usage

iptables-dynamic --chains DOCKER SOME-OTHER-CHAIN --save

which would save them at /etc/iptables/rules.v4

One can restore those rules by

iptables-dynamic --restore

One may also use ip6tables-dynamic for IPv6.

Credits

The copyright owner is Regents of the University of California and this script is published under a BSD 3-Clause license.

Developed at UCSB LSIT

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