Excellent! I shall give that a try in due course....I'm supposed to be on holiday for a week but somehow I think the laptop will fire up before then :-)
Topic: Fail2ban replacement and RBL firewall sync'ing - in lightweight ash
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Thank you robzr for this great tool. Really simple to get set up!
Thank you, glad to hear it
Running r49377 and getting this error when I type the last command in setup
Creating ipset sub2rbl
ipset v6.24: Cannot open session to kernel.
Creating ipset sub2rbl_swing
ipset v6.24: Cannot open session to kernel.
Retrieving RBL (https://lists.blocklist.de/lists/ssh.txt)
ipset v6.24: Cannot open session to kernel.
ipset v6.24: Error in line 1: Cannot open session to kernel.
ipset v6.24: Cannot open session to kernel.
RBL (https://lists.blocklist.de/lists/ssh.txt) added 0 entries
Creating ipset sub2rbl
ipset v6.24: Cannot open session to kernel.
Creating ipset sub2rbl_swing
ipset v6.24: Cannot open session to kernel.
Retrieving RBL (https://lists.blocklist.de/lists/strongips.txt)
Any idea what's wrong?
Hi, did you install the ipset kernel module (package kmod-ipt-ipset)?
Rob
All installed fine
Package kmod-ipt-ipset (4.4.7-1) installed in root is up to date
I noticed that I've included some ip6 stuff in my build, could this be the problem?
All installed fine
Package kmod-ipt-ipset (4.4.7-1) installed in root is up to date
I noticed that I've included some ip6 stuff in my build, could this be the problem?
I doubt it? Did you build a custom kernel? What is the output of lsmod | grep ip_set
Rob
Nothing is showing up for that command
Nothing is showing up for that command
Sounds like the ipset kernel modules are not loading. If you rebuild or are using a different kernel, you probably have to rebuild and install the ipset modules as well. "modprobe ip_set" should give you more details on what's happening.
Rob
Thanks for help, rebuilt build with kmod-ipt-ipset, etc all selected. Working fine now
Thanks for the work here. What would it take for sub2rbl become a package?
Thanks for the work here. What would it take for sub2rbl become a package?
Thanks. I'm not sure, do you know if there are any good instructions on making a package? Since there are no binaries the install bit should be pretty simple.
Rob
Hi:
Thanks for this usefull tool.
I installed it on X64 Openwrt 15.05.1, it works, but the Luci will hang up when login after 7-15 days, I have to reboot the device, the logread seem dead.
This happend about 3 times. Afher I disable the 'bearDropper' service, my device uptime is now 72 days, without any hang up.
Do I need increase syslog ring buffer size?
I install the bearDropper (manually) since my wget doesn't have ssl support.
It looks fine in the beginning. Then when the system reboot, the ssh (dropbear) doesn't work any more. The only solution is to restart dropbear (for ssh). bearDropper seems working perfectly. Any suggestion? My ssh is not port 22 according to my setup.
Here is the system log when it is rebooted:
Tue Nov 15 19:54:42 2016 authpriv.warn dropbear[1001]: Failed listening on '22': Error listening: Cannot assign requested address
Tue Nov 15 19:54:42 2016 authpriv.info dropbear[1001]: Not backgrounding
Amazin packages! Thanks for creating this ... Already deployed and working fine!
Hello guys,
I am quite new to the forum as well as openwrt. I was looking for an alternative to fail2ban and I found this thread. My problem is that I replaced my dropbear with OpenSSH. Now my question is: Is bearDropper working with OpenSSH?
Thanks
Hi just installed both scripts and seem to be working just fine on LEDE build 5848. Will let you no if any thing brakes.
Thanks! Will test sub2rbl.
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