How to maintain and deploy configurations for CSF firewall for several Ubuntu Linux servers?
Currently I maintain configurations for each server separately on my PC. If and when I make a change or improvement I manually ripple it across all the configurations and upload to my servers. This is error prone and tedious. (A configuration is a set of files such as csf.conf, csf.allow, csf.ignore,...
Currently, I have configured the csf service so that if a person makes more than 10 attempts to connect to the pop service with a bad password it is temporarily blocked.
But after 5 temporary blocking it is permanently blocked, I would modify this value in order to increase it.
could you tell me how to do that?
As we know that the IP address deny file in csf.deny is limited to 1000 ip's
lately i had a massive attacks with over a thousands ip address, my question is.... can i set ip address deny limit in csf.deny over than 1000 ip's...?
We are using a reservations system on a new web site. The payment processing in that system uses a hosted payment form at Authorize.net, and when the payment is successfully completed Authorize.net submits a POST back to the reservation system to confirm the payment and retrieves a Thank You page from our web site and displays it to the customer. When the CSF/LFD firewall on the server is...
Hello CSF blocking my own customers IP's address. Please help me to change some settings... I don't want CSF to block my customers IP's like when my customers use his wordpress and try to create a new post CSF blocked his access.
This is happening to me on 2 non-cpanel servers that we're running. Basically the title of the email reads something like: lfd on localhost.localdomain
How do we get localhost.localdomain to be the actual hostname of the server?
We have our hostname attached to each IP in /etc/hosts. On 1 server, the sending email is showing: root@ourdomain.com, but for some reason the other one is still:...
After a new CSF installation, executing csf -r you get:
*WARNING* Binary location for in /etc/csf/csf.conf is either incorrect, is not installed or is not executable
*WARNING* Missing or incorrect binary locations will break csf and lfd functionality
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