Hi,

I'm trying to harden a web-server. In the logfiles from apache I see a number of attempts to get not-existing php-files so I used apache-noscript to try to block the offending IP-address. The filter fires, but the firewall does not block the IP-address. In fail2ban's log-file I see a number of "already banned" messages for that IP-address. I suspect the offender uses a persistent http-connection. How can I block this attack ?

B.T.W. I'm using shorewall as a firewall. I already modified it's main config file to :
BLACKLIST="INVALID,UNTRACKED" (i.e. I removed the NEW keyword).
I did this because the standard config didn't work also.

P.S. Fail2ban version is 0.9.3

TIA,

Koenraad



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