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Since first using the script to add Cloudflare IPs to the ignore list, fail2ban was ignoring ALL ips.
The problem is here:
cat $LOCALIPSV4 $LOCALIPSV6 > cloudflare-ips.txt
If the ipv4 list from Cloudflare doesn't end with a newline, you end up with something like...
Thanks for sharing this. I made a small change so that each IP added has a description:
#!/bin/bash
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
# The goal of this script is to download and check the current list of Cloudflare IP-addresses and prepare a script that will add them to the Plesk Fail2ban...
Plesk's customer service helped out on this one, I just wanted to share in case anyone came across this in the future.
From Taras @ Plesk:
When the proxy rule is created for the domain's root the requests for the domain's root are proxied to the application's root in the container. Thus...
I have this partially working using a custom nginx directive, but something is still not right and I don't know what...
# Custom docker reverse proxy settings begin
location /portainer/ {
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Connection "";
proxy_pass http://0.0.0.0:39000/;
}...
I have a Docker container set up and running (Portainer).
I set the port mapping to manual, 9000 to 39000.
The service is available and running at domain.com:39000
I went to:
Domain> Docker Proxy Rules
I added a rule using these settings:
URL: domain.com/portainer
Container: portainer
Port...