Fix iptables symlink detection to use explicit iptables-legacy command #3778
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Problem
When detecting iptables version, the Azure NPM code correctly uses
iptables-nftfor NFT detection, but when legacy iptables is detected, it uses theiptablessymlink instead of the explicitiptables-legacycommand. This causes warning messages and potential inconsistencies.From the issue logs:
Solution
Updated the iptables detection logic to use explicit commands for both NFT and legacy detection:
iptables-nft(already working correctly)iptables-legacy(fixed to use explicit command)Changes
IptablesLegacyCmd = "iptables-legacy"innpm/util/const.godetectIptablesVersion()innpm/pkg/dataplane/policies/chain-management_linux.goto useutil.IptablesLegacyCmdinstead ofutil.IptablesLegacyiptables-legacycommand callsBefore vs After
Before:
After:
Benefits
iptables-nftvsiptables-legacyTesting
Fixes #3777.
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