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The iptables rules in the nat table POTROUTING chain are out of order
Current Behavior
As above, it's a kubernetes node, the last 4 rules are out of order, The normal order should be RETURN, then MASQUERADE, then RETURN, then MASQUERADE
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
This problem occurs randomly, so I cannot reproduce it
Context
The temporary workaround is to manually delete a rule, and then wait for flannel to set a new correct rule.
And I found that the version of iptables in the image of gcr/coreos-flannel:v0.9.1 is 1.4.21, iptables does not use the lock file when running, as shown below
The iptables rules in the nat table POTROUTING chain are out of order
Current Behavior
As above, it's a kubernetes node, the last 4 rules are out of order, The normal order should be RETURN, then MASQUERADE, then RETURN, then MASQUERADE
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
This problem occurs randomly, so I cannot reproduce it
Context
The temporary workaround is to manually delete a rule, and then wait for flannel to set a new correct rule.
And I found that the version of iptables in the image of
gcr/coreos-flannel:v0.9.1
is 1.4.21, iptables does not use the lock file when running, as shown belowYour Environment
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