nginx proxy manager fail2ban

Yep. I also adjusted the failregex in filter.d/npm-docker.conf, here is the file content: Referencing the instructions that @hugalafutro mentions here: I attempted to follow your steps, however had a few issues: The compose file you mention includes a .env file, however you didn't provide the contents of this file. WebFail2ban. Maybe someone in here has a solution for this. Lol. Then the services got bigger and attracted my family and friends. The log shows "failed to execute ban jail" and "error banning" despite the ban actually happening (probably at the cloudflare level. Authelia itself doesnt require a LDAP server or its own mysql database, it can use built in single file equivalents just fine for small personal installations. It's completely fine to let people know that Cloudflare can, and probably will, collect some of your data if you use them. It works for me also. Wouldn't concatenating the result of two different hashing algorithms defeat all collisions? For reference this is my current config that bans ip on 3 different nginx-proxy-manager installations, I have joined the npm and fail2ban containers into 1 compose now: Apologies if this is offtopic, but if anyone doubts usefulness of adding f2b to npm or whether the method I used is working I'd like to share some statistics from my cloud server with exposed ssh and http(s) ports. However, we can create our own jails to add additional functionality. Will removing "cloudflare-apiv4" from the config and foregoing the cloudflare specific action.d file run fine? Just need to understand if fallback file are useful. This is important - reloading ensures that changes made to the deny.conf file are recognized. BTW anyone know what would be the steps to setup the zoho email there instead? How would fail2ban work on a reverse proxy server? Your tutorial was great! As v2 is not actively developed, just patched by the official author, it will not be added in v2 unless someone from the community implements it and opens a pull request. Luckily, its not that hard to change it to do something like that, with a little fiddling. Fail2Ban is a wonderful tool for managing failed authentication or usage attempts for anything public facing. Asking for help, clarification, or responding to other answers. The one thing I didnt really explain is the actionflush line, which is defines in iptables-common.conf. Please read the Application Setup section of the container For that, you need to know that iptables is defined by executing a list of rules, called a chain. If npm will have it - why not; but i am using crazymax/fail2ban for this; more complexing docker, more possible mistakes; configs, etc; how will be or f2b integrated - should decide jc21. So I added the fallback_.log and the fallback-.log to my jali.d/npm-docker.local. Your browser does not support the HTML5