[BlueOnyx:22929] Re: APF mystery - blocking BlueOnyx

2019-05-27 Thread Colin Jack
Hi Michael,

Turn off Dfix2 for a while and the problem will go away.

The ruleset it has is pretty compley and I've had my fair share of run
ins with it as well.

Give Fail2ban a try. It works much better.

Will do. It just seems odd that I don't see this on any of my other VPSs.

All the best

Colin 


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[BlueOnyx:22928] Re: APF mystery - blocking BlueOnyx

2019-05-27 Thread Michael Stauber
Hi Colin,

> I will have a read and see if I can get to the bottom of this.
> 
> Strange it should block BX though.

Turn off Dfix2 for a while and the problem will go away.

The ruleset it has is pretty compley and I've had my fair share of run
ins with it as well.

Give Fail2ban a try. It works much better.

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With best regards

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[BlueOnyx:22927] Re: Defective CLAM-AV defintions

2019-05-27 Thread Michael Stauber
Hi Gerrit,

> Short info: it seems there is a defective definition for CLAMAV.
> 
> You will see that there is an error in the maillog relating to
> Win.Exploit.CVE_2019_0903-6966169-0 
> 
> Email will get rejected with 5.7.1
> 
> Solution for now seems to freshclam and restart the services.

Many thanks for reporting this.

By the time I noticed the issue freshclam had already run again and had
purged the defective definitions.

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[BlueOnyx:22926] Defective CLAM-AV defintions

2019-05-27 Thread Gerrit Haas
Hi all,

Short info: it seems there is a defective definition for CLAMAV.

You will see that there is an error in the maillog relating to
Win.Exploit.CVE_2019_0903-6966169-0 

Email will get rejected with 5.7.1

Solution for now seems to freshclam and restart the services.

Cheers Gerrit




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[BlueOnyx:22925] Re: APF mystery - blocking BlueOnyx

2019-05-27 Thread Colin Jack
Thanks Meaulnes.

I will have a read and see if I can get to the bottom of this.
Strange it should block BX though.

Regards

Colin

From: Blueonyx  on behalf of "Meaulnes 
Legler @ MailList" 
Organization: WaveWeb
Reply-To: BlueOnyx General Mailing List 
Date: Monday, 27 May 2019 at 09:35
To: "blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it" 
Subject: [BlueOnyx:22924] Re: APF mystery - blocking BlueOnyx


Hello Colin

there were some posts about DFix2/APF round May 5-6 in this list, read what 
happened there...

I was running APF, Dfix2 and Fail2ban on my servers, but I turned Dfix2 off 
because it is too fussy with users who entered a false password (e.g. 
connecting an old device or setting up a new one, at the Internet Café etc.), 
one's connection is banned by Dfix2 already after two attempts.

less /etc/apf/deny_hosts.rules

# added 83.76.86.xxx on 12/04/18 12:09:33 with comment: dFixblock2

83.76.86.xxx

Dfix2 is very compelling, but just too strict. And since I couldn't find out 
how to edit the rules in /etc/sec, I turned it off keeping APF and Fail2ban 
only.

No problems anymore. Until the next hack?:-(

Best regards
_⌢_
'¿')
`-´

 Meaulnes Legler


 Zurich, Switzerland


+41¦0 44 260 16 60


On 26.05.19 09:16, Colin Jack wrote:
Hi Greg,
Hi Colin.

Look at /var/log/sec for anything that might indicate if it was dFix that 
blocked. If you see something there, we can tune to prevent that happening 
again.

GK

I did grep the log for the BX IPs but no result.
It is very weird – but I do like to run DFix2/APF on all my VPS and this is the 
only one doing strange stuff.

I will have another look and see if I can locate anything.

Thanks

Colin

On 23 May 2019, at 3:27 am, Colin Jack 
mailto:co...@mainline.co.uk>> wrote:

I have a problem with one 5209R VPS that I cannot fathom.
I would be interested in some feedback.

I am running DFix2 / APF and APF appears to be blocking access to Blueonyx.it 
and also the Letsencrypt servers.
The GUI cannot get BX News or the shop.
LE renewals fail.

I haven’t touched any of the rules.

If I flush iptables it all starts working for a few hours.
If I disable AFP it all works.

I have looked in iptables for the BX IP but nothing.
Same with APF blacklist. Not listed.

I run DFix2 / APF on all my servers and don’t have a problem - except on this 
one.

Any thoughts (Michael/Greg)?

I have tried removing APF and re-installing without any luck.

Regards

Colin


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[BlueOnyx:22924] Re: APF mystery - blocking BlueOnyx

2019-05-27 Thread Meaulnes Legler @ MailList

Hello Colin

there were some posts about DFix2/APF round May 5-6 in this list, read what 
happened there...

I was running APF, Dfix2 and Fail2ban on my servers, but I turned Dfix2 off 
because it is too fussy with users who entered a false password (e.g. 
connecting an old device or setting up a new one, at the Internet Café etc.), 
one's connection is banned by Dfix2 already after two attempts.

less /etc/apf/deny_hosts.rules
# added 83.76.86.xxx on 12/04/18 12:09:33 with comment: dFixblock2
83.76.86.xxx

Dfix2 is very compelling, but just too strict. And since I couldn't find out 
how to edit the rules in /etc/sec, I turned it off keeping APF and Fail2ban 
only.

No problems anymore. Until the next hack?:-(

Best regards

_⌢_
'¿')
`-´  Meaulnes Legler

 Zurich, Switzerland

+41¦0 44 260 16 60


On 26.05.19 09:16, Colin Jack wrote:


Hi Greg,

Hi Colin.

Look at /var/log/sec for anything that might indicate if it was dFix that 
blocked. If you see something there, we can tune to prevent that happening 
again.

GK

I did grep the log for the BX IPs but no result.

It is very weird – but I do like to run DFix2/APF on all my VPS and this is the 
only one doing strange stuff.

I will have another look and see if I can locate anything.

Thanks

Colin

On 23 May 2019, at 3:27 am, Colin Jack mailto:co...@mainline.co.uk>> wrote:

I have a problem with one 5209R VPS that I cannot fathom.

I would be interested in some feedback.

I am running DFix2 / APF and APF appears to be blocking access to 
Blueonyx.it and also the Letsencrypt servers.

The GUI cannot get BX News or the shop.

LE renewals fail.

I haven’t touched any of the rules.

If I flush iptables it all starts working for a few hours.

If I disable AFP it all works.

I have looked in iptables for the BX IP but nothing.

Same with APF blacklist. Not listed.

I run DFix2 / APF on all my servers and don’t have a problem - except on 
this one.

Any thoughts (Michael/Greg)?

I have tried removing APF and re-installing without any luck.

Regards

Colin

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