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New release with a nice new feature: Modified lfd to use a child reaper instead of ignoring the CHLD signal Added login failure detection of cpanel, webmail and whm connections – this will only work for access to non-secure ports…

Released to fix a problems for VPS servers

New release with a new feature that can reduce your overall risk exposure: Removed erroneous ‘s in lfd.log csf start automatically does a restart to avoid problems with any existing iptables rules or chains Added new option “Deny Server IPs”…

I will have a break soon 😉 lfd modification to avoid a race condition with the ALRM calls Added new feature – can contain IP addresses that are ignored by lfd. If an event is triggered it may be…

Bug fix release and I’ve included the changes for v1.54 too:1.54: Fixed a strict refs issue in lfd 1.53: Fixed IP DNS lookup routine to avoid empty () when no host found Added local DIE for ALRM calls for IP…

A new version of csf. I’m going to take a development break for a while, though any problems with the scripts/firewall will be worked on immediately. The new features: Optimised logging in lfd Improved error handling and reporting in lfd…

New version of csf released with the following changes: Added new feature – Connection Tracking. Enables tracking of all connections from IP addresses to the server. If the total number of connections is greater than CT_LIMIT then the offending IP…

Some new features for the csf firewall: Fixed error routine iptables flush command typo Modified interface checking for non-english Linux distributions Modified interface checking for IP addresses assigned to multiple interfaces by mistake (I’ve just seen this happen!) Set FORWARD…

The latest release of csf is now available for upgrade within WHM with the following changes: Added blocking of SSL POP3 and IMAP ports to LT (993/995) Added option to Restart csf+lfd within WHM interface when appropriate Added buttons to…

Another release which addresses: Modified log line checking to deal with syslog compression. This iswhere syslog will add a line “last message repeated X times” if thenext line it were to add is identical to the last. This could lead…