fail2ban started banning vitelity
@dicko wrote: Sometimes it's best to go to the horses mouth, as to how it does it's stuff http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page the chains it builds are dynamically updated in iptables as...
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@wzkds wrote: When running iptables -L the fail2 ban chains do come up first: iptables -L Chain INPUT (policy DROP) target prot opt source destination fail2ban-VSFTPD tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp...
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@dicko wrote: Perhaps you could document your methodology of exactly how you apply your various iptables rules. Read full topic
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fail2ban started banning vitelity
@wzkds wrote: dicko: Perhaps you could document your methodology of exactly how you apply your various iptables rules. I was a bit lazy with it and installed travelin man, which I'd never had issues...
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@wzkds wrote: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=815 Yet I beg to ask the others who had this issue (OP, etc), why their freepbx distros started doing this, as well. Read full topic
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@freak wrote: I have no idea why at this point. I had to whitelist vitelity in fail2ban. I suspected that some hacker was spoofing an ip address to attack my server. Read full topic
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fail2ban started banning vitelity
@wzkds wrote: freak: a why at this point. I had to whitelist vitelity in fail2ban. I suspected that some hacker was spoofing an ip address to attack my server. Ah, but your white list is working?...
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@freak wrote: Yeah the whitelist is working. I put the address in through the fpbx gui. Not that it helps if it is an attack attempt from a spoofed ip. The system works but maybe a hacker will get in....
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