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@s-bourdon IPBan can definitely parse this file, you would need to decide what expressions to pull out of the line to block the ip and create a LogFile entry with a regex that matches the other log file entries in the ipban.config file. Your regex needs an ipaddress group, and optionally a username group. |
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From what I can tell, yes: https://regex101.com/r/FKeEVw/1 |
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From @s-bourdon
Hello,
I've just setup a WAMP server (https://www.uniformserver.com/) on my Windows 10 computer and was wondering if IPBan could help me secure it. I would like to add Apache logs to IPBan (which are located at «D:\Logiciels\UniServerZ\core\apache2\logs\access.log»).
Since MySQL and phpmyadmin are only accessible locally, there are no failed login attempts in the logs. What bothers me though are the following lines that are probably executed by bots looking for vulnerabilities in web servers:
etc.
Could IPBan help with this?
Thank you very much for your time!
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