Rob Murray
Rob Murray
> For recent versions of the moby API, the response to the `GET /containers//json` (or `inspect`) shows the MAC address of a running container in `NetworkSettings.Networks[].MacAddress`, this address may have...
Great - thank you ... that does look like the same issue. I'll make sure we have something in our queue to sort out better separation of configuration and running-state,...
I think the only workaround would be to explicitly configure IP and MAC addresses, so that they can't get mixed up. (In moby 28.0, which should be ready some time...
Hi @le-zell, ~Which version did you upgrade from?~ (Edit, apologies - I see the breakage is between 28.1.1 and 28.2.2.) Could you share some info about your configuration, and more...
Making a request from outside your network isn't going to tell us much ... we need to know what your network looks like, how it's configured, and exactly what is...
I can take a look, perhaps there will be an obvious issue. But, without some context, it's a bit unlikely I'll spot anything - if I don't know what the...
So, the broken network has rules to allow traffic for more ports than the broken one? (Is that the right way around?) Picking an example, packets sent to port 8602...
Thanks all - as the downgrade to 28.1.1 fixes it, I imagine this is related to some bug fixes and refactoring of the Swarm code in 28.2.2 (rather than anything...
Thank you @SebastianMueller87 and @cherbst - that gives us something to go on.