- Jan 31, 2016
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Hello!
I've been having this little issue, after I've installed recently fail2ban on Ubuntu 14.04
Right after I restart fail2ban in the terminal I get an error message. Though I do get [OK], meaning that generally restart went OK. Still I wish to get rid of this probably minor issue. I get this error message:
After some googling, I found a possible solution. Which is to add this:
to fail2ban conf files in /etc/fail2ban/filter.d directory
I've checked all the conf files there and I've seen that line in all of them, EXCEPT for one, which is postfix-sasl.conf
I have to add that [sasl] jail is enabled in my jail.local file
So my question is whether the solution is correct and also I would appreciate some explanation of what it's all about.
UPDATE
Found on GitHub a thread where it was confirmed that it's a known error and that's the right solution to solve it. So the question is solved!
I've been having this little issue, after I've installed recently fail2ban on Ubuntu 14.04
Right after I restart fail2ban in the terminal I get an error message. Though I do get [OK], meaning that generally restart went OK. Still I wish to get rid of this probably minor issue. I get this error message:
Code:
WARNING 'ignoreregex' not defined in 'Definition'. Using default one: ''
Code:
ignoreregex =I've checked all the conf files there and I've seen that line in all of them, EXCEPT for one, which is postfix-sasl.conf
I have to add that [sasl] jail is enabled in my jail.local file
So my question is whether the solution is correct and also I would appreciate some explanation of what it's all about.
UPDATE
Found on GitHub a thread where it was confirmed that it's a known error and that's the right solution to solve it. So the question is solved!
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