This has been going on since the 14.04 update. However, i thought it would be patched by now.
It loops the error until you disable the CDF and Lfd.
Any ideas would be appericated
CentOS 7.8
Startup Log Aug 13 11:56:43 ###OMITTED### systemd : Starting ConfigServer Firewall & Security - lfd...
Aug 13 11:56:44 ###OMITTED### lfd : syntax error at /usr/sbin/lfd line 7519, at EOF
Aug 13 11:56:44...
Hi all,
I just wondered can I configure things so I can run with smtp_block enabled but allow a specific I.p to bypass the block.
The system is Ubuntu 18.04 with Exim4
I have a bill manager running on another server ( Centos) with no smtp server, It's configured to use an account on the Ubuntu server to send emails. The account it uses is on the Ubuntu server and I've tried allowing the user...
I'm not a new user for CSF and recently i installed this software in new Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS device.
The installation process and testing worked fine. No issues appeared. After that changed mode from 1 to 0 in conf then got a one problem.
Fail to update ubuntu system. `sudo apt update` it shows unable to connect (using ubuntu regional) however web browsing etc worked fine....
Hello good afternoon, I open this topic because I am having blocks from my cPanel server to my AD through TCP port 389. In the CSF firewall I already added the IP of the AD server in a white list and also allowed TCP and UDP port 389 in the input and output, but even with those settings the connection blocks continue. I send the log that is generated:
I installed a new Centos 7 server, the same as my old server.
On my old server I could connect to FTP servers with PASV no problem.
But on my new server it blocks the connection.
SPI is on, Connection tracking is on.
Incoming FTP connections with PASV work fine (without the hole).
How do I get the outgoing ftp servers to work? (without whitelisting them)
It seems that unless you put the following in ui.allow:
127.0.0.1 # localhost
... lfd won't allow browsers on localhost to connect (connection is reset). As localhost is automatically whitelisted in other places with CSF/LFD, surely it should be auto-whitelisted for the UI?
*Error* IPSET:
CC: Repopulating ipset cc_6_ua with IP addresses from
IPSET: loading set new_6_ua with 0 entries
IPSET: switching set new_6_ua to cc_6_ua
I have just install CSF on Ubuntu, on a Digital Ocean droplet.
I don't have an email server installed, so I would like to send CSF/LFD emails via a 3rd party SMTP server.
How would I do this, without installing a mail server?
I have looked at the csf.conf and couldn't see away.
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