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Rodolfo Alonso Hernandez 7dbd06d66e "ebtables-nft" MAC rule deletion failing
"ebtables-nft" is failing to delete the rule filtering by MAC address:
  Bridge chain: neutronMAC-test-veth024379, entries: 2, policy: DROP
  -i test-veth024379 --among-src fa:16:3e:47:87:0 -j RETURN
  -j DROP

A workaround for this issue, that works with both "ebtables-nft" and
"ebtables-legacy", is to flush the table and recreate the DROP rule.
The MAC spoofing tables have two rules: the one filtering by MAC address
and the default DROP rule. This workaround has the same effect as just
deleting the filtering rule.

Closes-Bug: #2038541
Change-Id: I38bd016c35d7a76d88c6eceec797d1cea84c45d1
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