Removed docker but dummy0 network interface remains

[__name__]

I installed docker and then removed docker. However now there is a network interface named dummy0 every time I boot/login. This interface is blocking the internet to any other applications.

Please let me know how to fix this. I have searched all the places I could think of looking for the initialization of dummy0 but haven't found it. I also haven't had much luck with the searches on the web.

Currently I remove it when I login in by running

[spica]

I run docker for a long time and never seen dummy0.

What output the following command returns?

[__name__]

It was the kernel configuration. I overlooked that aspect of the docker installation when removing it.

[flexibeast]

@__name__:

Could you please now edit the post title to add the text '[SOLVED]' at the beginning?

@spica:

Not sure if you're aware, but GNU `grep`, which is provided as part of the @system set, has an `-r` option for recursive grep'ping, thus avoiding the use of `find` and the spawning of multiple `grep` processes. But it's not POSIX, so the `find`-based approach is indeed more portable in cases where it's likely that GNU `grep` is not being used.

[spica]

@flexibeast

totally agree :beer:

personally I prefer sys-apps/the_silver_searcher

[flexibeast]