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− | '''With many thanks to the author for his work''' templating the install of Fail2Ban into SME8/9 here are some notes for introduction:
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− | * F2B adds to SMEserver's own high security after SME has already reported forbidden access, file not found or a relaying denied error. F2B filters read appropriate logs and associated jails implement timed bans (by dropping all packets arriving from the culprit IP). Another F2B action sends a notifying email.
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− | * Restarting the contrib clears existing bans but a suitable 'findtime' results in a reban. Be aware that the restart delay can be unexpectedly lengthy, I've noticed a variation of between a few seconds to one that extended to nearly 40 minutes! YMMV
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− | * The 'out of the box' install's given filters are *already* completely capable of detecting most problems without any user templating being necessary.
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− | * Parameters are passed using db commands. On my SME8.1 and with only www & email expectations (no SSH) I used:
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− | db configuration setprop qpsmtpd Fail2Ban enabled
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− | db configuration setprop httpd-e-smith Fail2Ban enabled
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− | config setprop fail2ban MailRecipient root
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− | config setprop fail2ban FindTime 1200
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− | config setprop fail2ban BanTime 604800
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− | config setprop fail2ban MaxRetry 1
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− | signal-event fail2ban-conf
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− | * don't use MaxTry=0 (apparently it is a special Perl value)
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− | * required www triggers need to have appeared in /var/log/httpd/error_log
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− | * required email triggers need to have appeared in /var/log/*qpsmtpd/current
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− | I broke the master template by making the internal multipliers ($MaxRetry/$max) equivalent to unity. <br />
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− | The expanded jail.conf then showed only my own db command value for MaxRetry=1: <br />
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− | see /etc/e-smith/templates/ect/fail2ban/jail.conf/*
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− | On installation and eventual configuration I have observed automatic immediate bans <br />
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− | for all 'relaying denied' email and iterations of semalt referer spam within 'findtime':-)
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| === Uninstall === | | === Uninstall === |