I’d like to ignore the changing docker interfaces. With 1.6.0.p22 i used the rule
|Configure discovery of single interfaces: |Discover single interfaces,|
|Appearance of network interface: |Use description|
|Port numbers: |Pad port numbers with zeros|
Match interface description (regex): .*eth.*
but now the interface is always discovered and i had to ignore the changes after each new docker container start:
Interface 4 [br-37077f3ddcf0], (up), MAC: 02:42:16:C9:74:18, Speed: unknownHi,
do you want to completely disable the network interfaces or what do you want to achieve ?
Your interface regex is hidden behind that smile, could you format that as code ?
It looks like
a) Your rule to use the description is not working as Interface 4 is not the Description
b) The regex you wrote with .eth. does not match the interface name br-.*
Some settings of the old 1.6x rulesets have been merged into the single rule “Network interface and switch port discovery” but the settings there should still apply.
Could you try to recreate a new rule with the settings you need and an explicit host set to the docker host and discover its services again ?
I’ve a machine running a docker container and i’d like to suppress the detection of the (changing) docker interface. In 1.6. i used the the regex .*eth.* to detact only ethernet interfaces.
But now, if i set “XXX” as regexpr, the ethernet interfaces are not detected, but the “interface 4” is still there.
Hi,
Did you manage to go around this annoying issue? As I have auto updates on docker instances I to would like to either have it auto reconfigure for the new interface names, or simply ignored so I don’t have to reconfigure services all the time.
Best regards
Peter
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