> On 11 Sep 2017, at 5:38 pm, Christian Kivalo <ml+dove...@valo.at> wrote:
>
>> Many thanks Christian.
>> Added that, but it still doesn’t match:
>> $ fail2ban-regex "Sep 11 15:52:49 mail dovecot[54239]: auth-worker(10094):
>> sql(u...@bordo.com.au,::1,L2xqieNYeM4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAB>): Password
>> mismatch (given password: 2)"
>> "^%(__prefix_line)sauth: Info: sql\(\S+,<HOST>,\<\S+\>\): (Password
>> mismatch|unknown user)( \((SHA1 of given password: [0-9a-f]{5,40}|given
>> password: \w*)\))?$"
> Your log has "auth-worker(10094): sql" whereas the fail2ban regex has
> ")sauth: Info: sql\(\". When you change that to ")sauth-worker: sql\(\" does
> it work then?
>
> Try to reduce the regex to a working minimum and then add parts back until it
> breaks…
Thanks Christian.
That didn’t work either:
$ fail2ban-regex "Sep 11 15:52:49 mail dovecot[54239]: auth-worker(10094):
sql(u...@bordo.com.au,::1,<L2xqieNYeM4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAB>): Password
mismatch (given password: 2)" "^%(__prefix_line)sauth-worker:
sql\(\S+,<HOST>,\<\S+\>\): (Password mismatch|unknown user)( \((SHA1 of given
password: [0-9a-f]{5,40}|given password: \w*)\))?$"
Running tests
=============
Use failregex line : ^%(__prefix_line)sauth-worker: sql\(\S+,<HOST>,\<\...
Use single line : Sep 11 15:52:49 mail dovecot[54239]: auth-worker(1...
Results
=======
Failregex: 0 total
Should there be something after “sauth-worker” for the ‘(10094)’?
Will keep trying deleting stuff till it works.
Thanks,
James.
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