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Hi!

I've recently installed CSF on an Ubuntu server 20.04, where I also run a docker daemon. I've found that the standard docker-options in the configuration doesn't give my containers network access with adequate port forwarding. I've tried some workarounds, such as using putting inside csfpost.sh. That's perhaps not that elegant but it works after a fresh enable or restart with CSF. However after a couple of hours CSF updates the rules and the docker containers looses their iptables rules again and get inaccessible. What could I do to work around this?

Perhaps setting the
FASTSTART = "0"?

I'll experiment a bit more with this later when I can monitor more carefully what the effects are.

I found a solution, using this script: https://github.com/juli3nk/csf-post-docker, but modifying it and providing the full path to each iptables and docker command. Perhaps this could be integrated into the default CSF docker configuration?

I am also using:https://github.com/juli3nk/csf-post-docker

I am currently setting up a new server and I am wondering if there is already something build in csf to cover this case?

Script is not running correctly when CSF refreshes the rules automatically, but works fine when used together with csf -r. #19