All,
After some on-again, off-again fits & starts over the last year or
so, I'm looking to open up my board after I get some more doors
installed and some more stuff for the file areas. Has anyone ever successfully gotten fail2ban to work on an SBBS system that isn't
running daemonized?
Does synchronet not write to log files if not running as a daemon? I
don't know, that's why I ask :)
Re: Re: fail2ban with sbbs non-daemon
By: Retro Guy to Scott Comstock on Fri Jan 18 2019 01:13 pm
Does synchronet not write to log files if not running as a daemon?
I don't know, that's why I ask :)
Synchronet for *nix (i.e. the sbbs console program), when run
non-daemonized, will not use syslog (log messages go to stdout)
unless you also pass the "syslog" argument on the command-line, in
which case you'd get log messages to both stdout and syslog.
digital man
Ah, thanks. So the answer to Scott's question would be that you need to
pass "syslog" when starting, then fail2ban should work with
synchronet (assuming it's configured to read synchronet log entries).
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