Server Software and Configuration Services
New csf v3.20
Changes: Corrected net block logic so that after a net or perm block occurs, subsequent log entries that would incur the same block are ignored
Changes: Corrected net block logic so that after a net or perm block occurs, subsequent log entries that would incur the same block are ignored
Changes: New feature – LF_PERMBLOCK. Permanently blocks IP addresses that have had X temporary blocks in the last Y seconds. Uses email template permblock.txt New feature – LF_NETBLOCK. Permanently blocks network classes (A, B or C) if more than X…
Changes: Fixed bug in the generic csf release where the default csf.conf was missing the DROP, CT_STATES and GLOBAL_IGNORE settings – Thanks to Jim for the help in tracking the issue down
Changes: Rewritten the update code so that a new csf.conf is creating when upgrading. It now uses the latest csf.conf and transfers the existing settings to the new configuration file. This way all installations are sure to have all new…
Changes: Reduced max lines shown of email to 500 lines. Added option to view the full email Speedup in directory listing of email
Changes: Dramatically reduced memory overhead of listing mail directories by only reading the first 200 lines of any email. Also speeds up directory listing greatly Display only the first 1000 lines of any email to reduce memory overhead and speed…
Changes: Fixed bug introduced in v3.14 for generic installation only
Changes: Auto-whitelist all DNS traffic to/from IPs in Modified csf.conf text for new installations to account for auto-configuration of ETH_DEV which has been the case for some time:# By default, csf will auto-configure iptables to filter all traffic except…
Changes: Added new format for cPanel (v11.18.3) login failures to regex.pm Added exe:/usr/libexec/gam_server to the default list of ignored binaries Fixed problem with SCRIPT_ALERT not picking up alternative /home directories from wwwacct.conf
Changes: Added new option DENY_TEMP_IP_LIMIT which limits the number of IP bans held in the temporary IP ban list to prevent iptables flooding. If the limit is reached, the oldest bans will be removed/allowed by lfd on the next unblock…