On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 01:42:27PM +0000, Christophe Millon wrote:
Hi,


I'm new here and I have a question.

My fail2ban work well, but for a few days I have an issue. Every morning when I
look my logwatch I see that :


Received disconnect:
   11:  [preauth]
      221.229.162.7 : 7 Time(s)
      221.229.166.101 : 4 Time(s)
      58.218.199.96 : 8 Time(s)
      58.218.204.107 : 3 Time(s)
      58.218.204.211 : 4 Time(s)
      58.218.204.215 : 6 Time(s)
      58.218.204.23 : 3 Time(s)
      58.218.204.32 : 3 Time(s)
      58.218.204.80 : 1 Time(s)
      58.218.211.17 : 9 Time(s)

In the auth.log these IPs occur only with this line : "Received disconnect from x.x.x.x: 11: [preauth]". These addresses are not banned.

So on my Virtual Machine I try to modify the configuration file /etc/fail2ban/
filter.d/sshd.conf to test if I can ban these IPs, I added in regex this line :
^%(__prefix_line)sReceived disconnect from <HOST> .* [preauth]\s*$  but it
doesn't work.

You probably need "\[preauth\]", otherwise that section will be interpreted as being a character class (i.e. a 'p, or an 'r', or an 'e'...)

Also, check to see if the attempts are spread out over a greater period than your 'findtime' setting.


How can I ban these IPs?

Thank you for any advice.

Christophe.



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