computing:fail2ban
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| fail2ban-client unban --all | fail2ban-client unban --all | ||
| - | Another method that does more than individual services: | + | Another method that does more than individual services, and instead zaps all records: |
| sudo systemctl stop fail2ban | sudo systemctl stop fail2ban | ||
| sudo truncate -s 0 / | sudo truncate -s 0 / | ||
| sudo rm / | sudo rm / | ||
| - | sudo service fail2ban | + | sudo systemctl |
| - | --- // | + | Systemd log issues. Change the sshd jail as follows |
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| + | sudo nano / | ||
| + | backend = systemd | ||
| + | #backend = %(sshd_backend)s | ||
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| + | Some recommend adding backend = systemd into jail.conf, but I've found that does nothing. The error over ipv6 not being set and using auto can be removed as follows: | ||
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computing/fail2ban.txt · Last modified: 2023/12/27 16:08 by oemb1905
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