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That suggests you are missing the required ip6tables owner module in the kernel you are running. You need to either resolve that issue,or disable the SMTP_BLOCK option in csf.

Please refer to this tutorial on How to Install and Configure CSF (Config Server Firewall) on CentOS 7?
https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/ins ... -centos-7/

Assuming that process is stuck and can be killed off, just run: kill -9 110743 If you still get more notifications of that process running for more than 3000 seconds run a lsof on it: lsof -p PID and check if it provides any clues for getting stuck, otherwise open up a ticket with cPanel so they can...

csf.fignore is for LF_DIRWATCH only, not LF_DIRWATCH_FILE. There is no functionality in LF_DIRWATCH_FILE to ignore files within a directory structure you've configured it to watch.

I wanted to block all the incoming route to eth1 but only allow port 21. Just so that external IP can't access to our web server, ftp server, etc. Only allow port 21 for SSH access. Ping should work too. The cleanest way would be to configure the web/ftp-servers to listen only on the internal interf...

Check if the Rsyslogd is running

Check /var/log/lfd.log to see why lfd is not starting.

Check the lfd log to find why lfd fails?

Remove CC_DENY and CC_ALLOW rule completely. Restart CSF. Then put new rule; CC_ALLOW_FILTER = "US"; Restart CSF and reboot server to cut-off current existing connections. This new rule will allow only those country which are listed in it; so no need to use 2 rules. Please make sure that y...

The hourly emails are from logcheck which runs from the hourly cron in /etc/cron.hourly/logcheck.sh. If you don't want the reports, simply delete that file. If you'd rather reschedule them to be made one per day, do:

mv /etc/cron.hourly/logcheck.sh /etc/cron.daily/