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I have used fail2ban on my debian server and I really like it. But when I installed it on my RHEL5 server it did not work right. It did not ...
  1. 03-03-2010 #1
    jordank
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    Fail2ban and RHEL5

    I have used fail2ban on my debian server and I really like it. But when I installed it on my RHEL5 server it did not work right. It did not change or update my iptables settings. What would be the easiest way to get that working?
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    Did you install from source using the python script?

    What does "fail2ban-client -h" report?

    Did you have any iptables rules before / was netfilter enabled?

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