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My apologies for the delayed response.

Your last suggestion worked great, thanks!

Thanks. I was actually hoping to avoid that. Is there no way to ignore that one executable?

Since a recent package upgrade on a Debian 7 server, I have been receiving an excessive resource usage alert from LFD. Account: mysql Resource: Process Time Exceeded: 1857 > 1800 (seconds) Executable: /bin/dash Command Line: /bin/sh /usr/bin/mysqld_safe PID: 28390 (Parent PID:28390) Killed: No I've ...

@Black Tiger - No, it does not stop after three attempts. I suspect that I will need to dig deeper into that aspect of things.

@ForumAdmin - Thanks. Looks like I need to add my own login failure tracking.

In my case, I'm using nginx, which has a similar format of

Hello loop,

You may be correct that LF_HTACCESS is no longer working correctly. I have been attempting to get it working with the most recent version without any luck. I've tried to replicate what you have any csf/lfd doesn't act on it.

My apologies for bringing up an older thread, but was wondering if someone may be able to guide me on how to implement this. I have tried a few ways and am not having much success.

Thanks for any help that you can provide.