I'd said:
>>
Checking the pf log, it's definitely the final (pass quick) rule which
is letting them in. And yes, dumping the table does indeed
show the IP address(es) in question. So the block doesn't appear to be
doing anything.
Am I being a dumbass? Have I missed some subtle change in pf b
> 10. jan. 2021 kl. 14:47 skrev Steve Fairhead :
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I hope I'm just missing something stupid. It's been a while since I deployed
> public OpenBSD servers, but I've done plenty. I always use a defence in
> pf.conf against brute-force SSH attacks, which has served me well in the
Hi folks,
I hope I'm just missing something stupid. It's been a while since I
deployed public OpenBSD servers, but I've done plenty. I always use a
defence in pf.conf against brute-force SSH attacks, which has served me
well in the past.
On a new machine running 6.8, this no longer appears t
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