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Docker Compose Healthchecks

Healthchecks let Docker verify that a container is actually ready and responding (not just “running”). This README gives you:

A 2‑minute intro to how healthchecks work in Compose
Ready‑to‑paste examples for common services (MariaDB, Nextcloud FPM, Nginx, Portainer, Gitea, Registry, Redis, Drone…)
Patterns, best practices, and troubleshooting tips
How to wire healthchecks into depends_on so stacks start in the right order

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	#
	# docker-nmcli-bridge-cleaner.sh
	# ------------------------------------------------------------
	# Delete NetworkManager connections whose NAME matches a regex
	# (defaults to "^br-" for Docker-style bridges). Shows a pretty
	# preview table, detects Docker/Podman/Libvirt/LXD/Incus, warns
	# when a connection is active or likely managed by those stacks,
	# supports dry-run, backups, and safety skips.
	#

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	# docker-nat-modules.sh — Detect, load & persist required iptables/NAT kernel modules
	# Safe to run multiple times; will only add missing modules to persistence.

	# ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
	# Config
	CANDIDATE_MODULES=(
	ip_tables
	iptable_nat
	nf_nat

	# =========================================================
	# 🚨 Block Suspicious TLDs – Transport Rule Manager 🚨
	# =========================================================

	$blacklist = @(
	"@\.accountant$","@\.accountants$","@\.adult$","@\.am$","@\.asia$","@\.autos$",
	"@\.bar$","@\.bd$","@\.best$","@\.bet$","@\.bid$","@\.bio$","@\.blue$","@\.buzz$",
	"@\.cam$","@\.casa$","@\.casino$","@\.cc$","@\.cd$","@\.cf$","@\.cfd$","@\.charity$",
	"@\.click$","@\.club$","@\.cm$","@\.cn$","@\.com.na$","@\.country$","@*\.cricket$",
	"@\.cyou$","@\.dad$","@\.date$","@\.degree$","@\.download$","@\.earth$","@*\.email$",

	# Docker-tailored sysctl.conf
	# ------------------------------------------------------------
	# These settings are tuned for Linux hosts running Docker/containers
	# (bridge networks, veth pairs, NAT/masquerade, overlay/ingress in Swarm).
	# Notes focus on packet bursts from containers, conntrack/NAT behavior,
	# asymmetric routing across bridges, and handling spikes from L4/L7 load balancers.
	#
	# IMPORTANT:
	# - These are host-level sysctls. Some can also be applied per-container with
	# `docker run --sysctl key=value`, but many only make sense on the host.

	cd "C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin\"
	.\tapctl.exe create --hwid ovpn-dco

	/^Received:.*/ IGNORE
	/^x-originating-ip:.*/ IGNORE