Jose Maria Alvarez Fernandez wrote:
El Lunes, 4 de Septiembre de 2006 21:54, Vladimir Strycek escribió:
Martins Steinbergs wrote:
On Monday 04 September 2006 21:49, Vladimir Strycek wrote:
Peter Hoff wrote:
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-amd64] Something like deyhosts
Peter Hoff wrote:
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From: Vladimir Strycek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, September 3, 2006 9:32:05 PM
Subject: [gentoo-amd64] Something like deyhosts
Does anybody get something like denyhosts to run ? as i looking in logs
there is much bruteforce tries which looks realy scary... I used
denyhosts on debian vhere its works right out of box... but not at
gentoo. I use syslog-ng as loger...
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Any reason you can't just put them in /etc/hosts.deny?
If it's not there by default, create it.
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Yes i can but when i noticed it they already done 100 tries (logins)
denyhosts put them there after 3 wrong logins and dont let them continue
in atack...
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Have you emerge denyhosts?
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Yes i did, i spend 24hours trying to get it work, without any luck...
here it works OK with syslog-ng, i would say, out of the box
however, you could hint on what is problem, probably some could help
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Problem is that it block authomatickly whatever ip apear in log...
That is why fail2ban exists...
And it also works for other programs.
Hope it helps!
Hmm fail2ban looks promissing, could you please send my config which
work with syslong-ng ?
Many thanks
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