- Server operating system version
- Ubuntu 20.04
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.57 Update #3
Hello community!
I have a custom Fail2ban filter and jail. They were both set up from the web interface, however, one of my sites encountered an issue with Google's crawlers being banned by it.
Obviously they use a whole bunch of IPs which they might change so I figured the best way is to check the reverse DNS of the given IP. So I've created a script that would fail/succeed the PTRs to what google state their rDNS would be. So far so good, but in order for Fail2ban to use it I was thinking of utilizing the "ignorecommand" flag in the jail.local, but I'm worried about manually editting the file.
Does anybody know if editting the jail.local manually gets overwritten by Plesk? I would assume so, but I then wonder if there's anyway to let Plesk know about my change? I can't edit the default jail via the Plesk GUI/CLI, nor do any of the settings cover this.
I combed through the forum and documentation but found nothing to address my specific concern, so if anybody can help point me in the right direction that would be great!
I have a custom Fail2ban filter and jail. They were both set up from the web interface, however, one of my sites encountered an issue with Google's crawlers being banned by it.
Obviously they use a whole bunch of IPs which they might change so I figured the best way is to check the reverse DNS of the given IP. So I've created a script that would fail/succeed the PTRs to what google state their rDNS would be. So far so good, but in order for Fail2ban to use it I was thinking of utilizing the "ignorecommand" flag in the jail.local, but I'm worried about manually editting the file.
Does anybody know if editting the jail.local manually gets overwritten by Plesk? I would assume so, but I then wonder if there's anyway to let Plesk know about my change? I can't edit the default jail via the Plesk GUI/CLI, nor do any of the settings cover this.
I combed through the forum and documentation but found nothing to address my specific concern, so if anybody can help point me in the right direction that would be great!