Hi Sandro
Thanks for your response. I don't really like to use sub packages for
this especially not with weak dependencies as I'm normally the first to
disable weak dependencies. And in my case `iptables-legacy` or
`nftables` are by no means optional. One of them is required otherwise
the application won't start.
In the meantime I found a solution:
Requires: iptables, ebtables
Requires: (nftables if iptables-nft)
I didn't fully figure out why this works as I remember having tested
`iptables` by itself and it would install `iptables-legacy`. But as
`iptables-nft` provides both `iptables` and `ebtables` and this
expression uses a comma instead of two separate 'Requires' expressions
this might make a difference.
Like this I still end up with `iptables-nft` that I actually don't need
but still better than installing `iptables-legacy`.
Happy New Year!
Reto
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