Sergey G. Brester

> I run it on a self-made server, ubuntu server 22.04.04(LTS) and after trying to insert the 403 error message giver of [here](https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/fail2ban-http403.html), the service complains over the lacking log...

> Checked selinux-ssh.conf and it doesn't seem to have either a logpath or backend inside. Well every local jail-configuration (no matter in `jail.local` or `jail.d/*.conf`) overwrites default configuration `jail.conf`, which...

Fail2ban doesn't have currently any possibility to detect which services are active or not and to enable corresponding jails fully automatically. Don't enable all jails (do it only for jails...

the base branch changed from 0.11 to master (no releases planned for 0.11 anymore), and `maxretry = 10` removed from jail (it is basically a matter of user to configure...

Merged. Thx for the PR!

> fail2ban should not even create the PID file when run with "-f". Well, fail2ban can be also started from command line (`?sudo? fail2ban-client ...`), also accidentally. So IMHO to...

I don't like the name `resetregex`, just because: - it should be an antonym for `failregex`; - in some future extensions it possibly does more as just reset; - for...

> change the name in the future Bad idea, very bad. If that is once released it would be an incompatible change.

Welcome back :) BTW, as regards the controversial name of the new regexp - in my opinion, this could be called `gainregex`, also to be exact so long (aligned) in...

> A user with a valid logon on one account could use this to reset the counter while brute forcing another account. Well: - 0.10th branch operates with failure-id (can...