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Old 02-29-2008, 01:41 AM   #1
markoh
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Strange problem with fail2ban


I have fail2ban version 0.8.1 installed on some CentOS5 servers and it works great.

Now I have tried to install it on Redhat 5 which is practically the same as CentOS5. I installed it and copied configuration files from the working installation on CentOS5.

The problem I have is that fail2ban service does not find any failed vsftpd login in /var/log/secure while the same configuration on CentOS does.

I have tried fail2ban-regex utility and it finds all failed logins and identifies them correctly.

I have even discovered that. If I login incorrectly with vsftpd when fail2ban is stopped that is recorded in /var/secure as it should be. When I run fail2ban it opens to the log file and finds failed login which was recording while fail2ban was stopped. If I try it with fail2ban started it just reports in fail2ban.log that log file has been changed but it finds no failed logins.

What to do?
 
  


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