At 06:38 PM 7/30/2020, Richard Shaw wrote:
On Thu, Jul 30, 2020 at 8:18 PM david
<<mailto:da...@daku.org>da...@daku.org> wrote:
Folks
I'm new to Fail2ban. I installed it on a Centos 8 system, defined
some parameters in jail.local (which I've enclosed below with all
commented lines omitted). I modified no other files of Fail2ban. I
find the fail2ban log file saying that it's banned a bunch of IPs
trying to get into sshd, yet when I run
iptables -L INPUT
there is no evidence of any of the bans. What am I doing wrong in
the jail.local file?
Can you verify what version you're running and where it was installed from?
I recently updated the EPEL package with a fix
for port ranges as nftables doesn't accept ":" as a port seprator.Â
Thanks,
RIchardÂ
Centos-8, default install (I guess from EPEL?)
I just noticed that I'm using firewalld, and the
'action' parameter specifies
iptables-multiport. Should it be firewallcmd-multiport?
Should I be using a different 'more up-to-date' source?
David
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