Sergey G. Brester

At the moment we don't have real JSON parsing in fail2ban (see #3526)... However writing more or less good filter is possible, just would imply some restrictions (few tags before...

The nginx-botsearch filter has currently 2 regex's (the second to catch messages like `[error] 2833#0: *16336 open() "/var/www/site/cgi-bin/php4" failed (2: No such file or directory)`. Nginx will put this error...

> (2). the `^ \[error\]`... line won't match because the error log first contains a timestamp. Can you provide an example for this?

Well. I don't really know both of this has something with the subject - basically nginx-botsearch should ban IPs that produce a lot of 404 via nginx or backend (namely...

Related to [bip-0039](https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawiki): *To create a binary seed from the mnemonic, we use the PBKDF2 function with a mnemonic sentence used as the password and the string "mnemonic" + **passphrase...

Yes, bip39 would reject any further wordlist proposal. Myself also has 2 unofficial wordlists (german and russian), see https://sebres.github.io/bip39 (or https://github.com/sebres/coins-bip39 for source), however I use them just for backup...

> can you spot any problems with this regex? yes, because now `[^"\\]` would stop on backslash too, and it can be used to escape any char, so theoretically it...

> Fixes fail2ban fails when restarting, due to the ipset being persistent How so? Where is it persistent? It looks either like a misunderstanding or misconfiguration to me. Because corresponding...

> I know it's not written in python but considering all people who will need this also have php already on the server. I don't think so, but OK. The...

> In today time if you provide some services on port 80/443 90% would have php on the server No. 90% of some private hosting - maybe, but I still...