> It could be that you had an old "sshguard_flags" setting in
/etc/rc.conf.local" maybe? This should no longer be needed and all
configuration can be done in /etc/sshguard.conf.
You're right, there were setting in /etc/rc.conf.local inherited form
previous versions.
This is a nasty trap...
Hello everyone.
I found out that /etc/sshguard.conf is completely ignored, it is just on my
system ?
I got triggered when the machines in my own network got banned although I
did enable the WHITELIST_FILE option.
furthermore, default options in the file and default options after starting
the
