Re: [Fail2ban-users] Found in fail2ban 0.9.3

2015-11-13 Thread Ben Coleman
On 11/9/2015 11:21 AM, Chris Short wrote: > I would assume it's for tuning your find and ban times. I find it very > useful. Indeed. I've begun noticing a pattern lately where a particular address will do 2 ssh attempts, wait a bit over 30 minutes, do two more, repeat. This is well outside typic

Re: [Fail2ban-users] Missing /var/run/fail2ban folder

2015-11-13 Thread Yehuda Katz
/var/run is probably mounted with tempfs (or similar) instead of on a real disk, which explains why it goes away. It could be a permissions problem, but I can't look at it now. You can change the location of the socket in the config file and see if that helps. - Y Sent from a device with a very s

[Fail2ban-users] Missing /var/run/fail2ban folder

2015-11-13 Thread allanit
Hi My Server is ubuntu 14.04, and Fail2ban is 0.9.3 which I recently installed. I am having a problem. Fail2ban wont start after the server has been restarted. When the server restarts there are no error messages but fail2ban is not running. Entering the command below returns the error below tha