@CoyoteKG The failregex should preferably be of a form like ^.*\[Note\] Access denied for user.*<HOST>.*\(using password: YES\)$ and note that...
@Peter Debik I am currently testing all thinkable scenario´s (and a lot of them exist), since this particular issue with ModSecurity is not...
@IgorG With respect to your post and the bugreport note the following. The bug is very likely to be more complex than the suggested solution...
@Heath, It is possible to secure the webmail subdomain of a specific domain. Just go to the domain in question and 1) Let´s Encrypt (click) >...
@Everyone, The service disruption has been resolved, Let´s Encrypt should be working fine now. If you (still) encounter any problems, just...
@Everyone, The service disruption at Let´s Encrypt is resolved at this moment. Regards....
@daanse, First, I have to be honest and state that I did not follow the thread completely. In response to your (last) post, the following...
@Everyone, At this moment, there are some service disruptions that can affect the Let´s Encrypt certification process. The above mentioned...
@Danilo Schwabe In reaction to the question I can only state: it is not entirely clear "why". I can mention that, at least in my experience,...
@omexlu Some important remarks with respect to your last post: 1 - it is not needed to use the include directive, just place the blockips.conf...
@omexlu Your last post consist of a number of explicit AND implicit remarks and questions. With respect to it is pretty safe to assume that...
@omexlu It is quite hard "to bypass CloudFlare", so the "attacker" is probably doing something else that you do not take into account....
@omexlu You stated and I must say: no, OR, stated differently, yes, to some extent. After all, for this action to work, one has to use -...
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