Set the state to 1 (Blocked) #148
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Hi, Sorry to ask this kinda question, but when I query the |
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jjxtra
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Wait, why I get this? It should be blocked, not forget it. Can you help me @jjxtra ? Thanks |
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You can override FailedLoginThreshold per log file in the config. |
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The default is five. If you keep the override at zero it will use five. You
can change it to another number if you want.
On Sun, May 2, 2021 at 7:46 AM Arif Fahmi ***@***.***> wrote:
It's still zero in your example.
So, what number should I set to ban an ip?
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Drop a ban.txt file in the install folder with one ip per line to ban. It will get processed on the next cycle. |
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You can override FailedLoginThreshold per log file in the config.