From: Сергей Ш. <de...@of...> - 2010-12-08 07:31:54
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Hello. I'm using sshguard and it solved a lot of my problems. after checking the documentation I still have the question. Slackware Current, sshguard 1.5 (installed from sshguard-1.5rc4-x86_64-1cf.txz), iptables 1.4.10 sshguard is configured to use blacklist /etc/sshguard.black after reboot iptables chain named "sshguard" is clean, and just new attacker's addreses are banned. for example root@server:~# iptables --numeric -L sshguard | wc -l 24 root@server:~# wc -l /etc/sshguard.black 52 /etc/sshguard.black I don't know is it right. I guess that no. Maybe you will add this feature - to clean and refill iptables "sshguard" chain after reboot (or restart sshguard) from blacklist file? I think it may be proper. best regards, Sergey Shevchenko |