CentOS

tunk wrote:I see the same, and I have 7.5. What's the output of: cat /etc/redhat-release

CentOS Linux release 7.5.1804 (Core)

I forgot that the command in the first post does not show the mini number any more.
thanks

As title. I have done yum update, there are no update available but at boot I see "CentOS 7" and not "CentOS 7.5" or "7.4". If I do a cat /etc/os-release NAME="CentOS Linux" VERSION="7 (Core)" ID="centos" ID_LIKE="rhel fedora" VERSION_ID="7" PRETTY_NAME="CentOS Linux 7 (Core)" ANSI_COLOR="0;31" CPE_...

Linux + systemd = How to turn a Linux into a Windows 98 i host hundreds of linux servers and i never had so bad experience... so any one know if there will be a fork without systemd to keep alive to good and the stable version of CentOS ? Thank you. unfortunantly not. as KDE 4 teached us, sometimes...

OK - this will likely be of no help because you're far more experienced than I, but just to touch the bases - Two brain is better than one ;) A single fail isn't going to ban anyone ... ? It takes " maxretry "s withtin " findtime " in your jail.local file to trigger a ban ---- ??? I have tried doze...

TrevorH wrote:I've never used fail2ban but that regex "failregex = FAILED login for .*. from <HOST>" - are you sure it should have .*. in it and not just .*

Thanks for the answer Trevor.

I changed the regex "failregex = FAILED login for .* from <HOST>" but it doesn't ban.
Any idea?

is there a saint who understand why my roundcubemail jail does not work?
as I saied, the SSH jail works correctly.

is there some problem related to the timezone?

as I saied in the roundcube log, the date is written in this format
[08-Feb-2015 14:05:46 +0100]

lightman47 wrote:I assume the missing (leading) bracket was just a normal (mouse) cursor copy/paste issue in your roundcube.conf "Definition" ??

thanks for the answer, you assumed well, my roundube.conf contains the bracket.

at the end after a yum history sync yum clean all it seems that the packages installed all the files needed correctly. I can ban SSH finally but other filters doesn't work.* Take in mind that I use fail2ban since years and I never had this problems. this is my jail.conf entry [roundcube] enabled = t...

Are you sure you have the right packages installed? It seems that fail2ban from EPEL7 is split into many different things so maybe you don't have the one with the config installed? # yum list fail2ban\* Loaded plugins: changelog, langpacks, priorities, versionlock Available Packages fail2ban.noarch...

It's an HP ProLiant DL30 with a clean install of CentOS7 4-6 months ago. Over time I've installed httpd, vsftp, and eventually fail2ban with the command I quoted - I don't know where it came from. The 2 rpmfusion repos are also installed on it, so ... who knows. What happens if you try to install f...