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The CSF installer (In my experience) will whitelist whatever port you're using for SSH at the time of installation, and will also detect cPanel/WHM and whitelist those ports as well. I'm surprised that didn't work for you. I've never had it fail on probably 500+ installations we've done over the yea...

We have monitoring set up to monitor /var/log/httpd/domains/*.log right now, but we would actually like to exclude one specific something.log file from that pattern. Is that possible somehow with the GLOB functionality that CSF is using here?

I had to alter your command a bit, but here is what I'm seeing with iptables -L Chain DENYIN (1 references) target prot opt source destination DROP all -- 17x-21x-xx-xx.region.isp.tld anywhere Chain DENYOUT (1 references) target prot opt source destination DROP all -- anywhere 17x-21x-xx-xx.region.i...

As the title says, we have CSF running and successfully blocking IPs from .htaccess based login failures. We are running nginx, but we have updated the log file locations to our nginx logs and CSF is working great. IPs are auto added to csf.deny after several failed login attempts. Our problem arise...