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> - Faster network. Rootless Podman will run with native network speed. Normally rootless Podman runs with reduced network speed due to the performance penalty
by jacooper 4y ago
> - Faster network. Rootless Podman will run with native network speed. Normally rootless Podman runs with reduced network speed due to the performance penalty that comes from using slirp4netns.
Did they fix the IP propagation issue with Rootless networking ?
It makes it largely useless when the Proxy is also a container.
on Docker you can force it to use Slirp, but its slow and doesn't support IPv6.
- eriksjolund 4y agoYou could detect the source IP address by using the command-line option: --net=slirp4netns:port_handler=slirp4netns See https://github.com/containers/podman/discussions/10472#discussioncomment-786655 https://github.com/containers/podman/discussions/10472#discu... Shouldn't it also be possible to detect the source IP address if you use socket activation? (I haven't tried it out, though).
- jacooper 4y agoBut that's using Slirp, which has its own problems.
- eriksjolund 4y agoOk, I understand your concern about Slirp. Regarding the other idea: I've now tested it and verified that it works. The remote address is available when running a socket-activated container with rootless Podman.