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Resolved fail2ban configuration via CLI?
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Thanks! I was concerned about using these on a Plesk managed fail2ban instance since we don't know if it keeps its own version of the config in the psa db or elsewhere to facilitate rebuilding it if needed, but the commands on that page lead me to a kb article that had the relevant Plesk commands:
www.plesk.com
plesk bin ip_ban...
How to manage Fail2Ban and its jails in Plesk for Linux - Support Cases from Plesk Knowledge Base
How to manage Fail2Ban and its jails in Plesk for Linux - Support Cases - Plesk Knowledge Base
www.plesk.com
plesk bin ip_ban...
Thanks! I was concerned about using these on a Plesk managed fail2ban instance since we don't know if it keeps its own version of the config in the psa db or elsewhere to facilitate rebuilding it if needed, but the commands on that page lead me to a kb article that had the relevant Plesk commands:
How to manage Fail2Ban and its jails in Plesk for Linux - Support Cases from Plesk Knowledge Base
How to manage Fail2Ban and its jails in Plesk for Linux - Support Cases - Plesk Knowledge Base
plesk bin ip_ban...
Plesk created a nice GUI to manage fail2ban, it reads the plain text files located in /etc/fail2ban/* and shows them in the control panel.
There are some tables in the Plesk database related to ip_ban/fail2ban, but these are not used for config settings, so it's safe to use the original fail2ban commands, which are also a lot easier to remember.
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