On Nov 17, Marco d'Itri <m...@linux.it> wrote: > > Uninstalling ebtables makes the conversion pass. Installing ebtables > > again works without error. > But I highly doubt that the ebtables nft emulation would still work at > that point. Confirmed: this way ebtables overwrites the iptables diversion.
> > I have no idea who is at fault here > iptables should not have started managing /usr/sbin/ebtables-restore > without coordinaation with ebtables (or else conflicting with it). > I cannot see how this would not be broken even without a merged-/usr > since systems would have two functionally different ebtables-restore > programs in different directories. Confirmed: iptables should divert /sbin/ebtables*, and having two different commands with the same name in the $PATH is broken with or without merged-/usr. But while the bug is in iptables I will make usrmerge conflict with ebtables: since ebtables is deprecated this should cause less problems for users. I would really appreciate if the iptables maintainer could comment about this bug. -- ciao, Marco
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