On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 9:12 AM, Jake Vickers <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Never tried what you're asking. You could always install something like
> fail2ban and have it block that user in the firewall table after they attempt
> to brute force enough passwords.
I'm going to look into fail2ban. I need to see how it interoperates
with Shorewall. For now, I've done vmoduser -s on all accounts and I
will continue to monitor the logs.
Can you tell me what component of QmailToaster handles the
authentication? I'm running it on 32-bit CentOS v5.3, with
QmailToaster Plus and spamdyke.
Thanks.
Brent Gardner
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