Hi Diane,
> Wont match
> "2021-10-24 00:28:54 SMTP protocol error in "AUTH LOGIN" H=(User) ...
Hmm, my log lines look the same and here they do match.
Maybe we can first compare output to find out what is the difference.
What output do you get for the following command:
$ fail2ban-regex -v
Hm.
Those are fair comments I do think I added the LOGIN line because of my
specific installation. And there's are fundamental problems with using
regular expressions for log parsing.
I hadd also found this write up with a similar patch to what I'd
proposed.
https://systemadminspro.com/fail2ban
Hi Diane and Sylvestre,
Sorry to drop in, but I was also looking into this and am actually not
sure about Diane's patch. I found some completely different reasons for
why some log lines get missed.
I am also using fail2ban 0.11.2 with exim 4.94.2. Yes, I also see it
misses some lines, but I also
Hello
Could you please resend the patch as attachement?
The content is broken as the lines aren't correct formatted.
Thanks
Sylvestre
Le 20/09/2021 à 00:16, Diane Trout a écrit :
> Package: fail2ban
> Version: fail2ban
> Severity: normal
> Tags: patch
>
> Dear Maintainer,
>
> After activating
Package: fail2ban
Version: fail2ban
Severity: normal
Tags: patch
Dear Maintainer,
After activating the exim jail in fail2ban I noticed many failed login attempts
continuing to clutter up my logs.
Eventually I figured out the current failregex includ a pattern for the %(pid)s
that my current exim
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