I was able to successfully use your binary. When I added:
ufw-docker install
And rebooted the system all of the containers stopped being exposed, but then I added
ufw-docker allow container1 80
ufw-docker allow container1 443
ufw-docker allow container2 3306
They are no longer blocked which is great but the whitelist from base ufw is not respected.
ufw allow from 18.8.132.78 to any
ufw allow from 88.80.218.248 to any
ufw allow from 99.46.245.249 to any port 3306
I was able to successfully use your binary. When I added: ufw-docker install
And rebooted the system all of the containers stopped being exposed, but then I added ufw-docker allow container1 80 ufw-docker allow container1 443 ufw-docker allow container2 3306
They are no longer blocked which is great but the whitelist from base ufw is not respected.
ufw allow from 18.8.132.78 to any ufw allow from 88.80.218.248 to any ufw allow from 99.46.245.249 to any port 3306
this is the whitelist ^ (IPs not actually real)
I need it to be respected, how to do it?