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Automatically Updating Banned IPs With hosts.deny (or iptables)

Posted by kprojects on · 2 comments
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Maintaining an ACL (access control list) can be very daunting, for one. Especially when you have to maintain the same ACL on multiple servers. You can push out a customized file for the servers and be done with it. But, how do you even populate that list? While the source for these IPs is not the de-facto, it provides a good amount to use.

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Comments (2)

cr ·
Sorry, lads, you've got it backwards: if I find content and discussion there which merits my comment, often enough, then I sign up. You don't get my email addy just for me to look around.
mbaehrlxer ·
no login needed, but it appears that the url is not stable. i found it here: http://www.linuxforum.com/content/171-Automatically-Updating-Banned-IPs-With-hosts-deny-(or-iptables)

greetings, eMBee.

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