Fail2BanCount - by k6b - k6b@kylefberry.net INSTALL: Edit bancount and bancountmysql and put in the password you'll use for your MySQL user below. Do the same with bancount.sh if you don't want to use the perl version. You'll also want to make sure you copy the bash script instead. <> -Copy the Scripts: cp ./bancountmysql /usr/local/bin/ cp ./bancount /usr/local/bin/ --OR cp ./bancount.sh /usr/local/bin/bancount -Prep MySQL: mysql -e "CREATE DATABASE fail2bancount;" mysql -e "GRANT SELECT, INSERT ON `fail2bancount`.* TO \ 'fail2bancount'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD '';" mysql fail2bancount < fail2bancount.sql -- Fail2Ban Hax: Edit the following in /etc/fail2ban/action.d/iptables*.conf, you'll need to do this for each one of the ban "actions" you're using: actionban = iptables -I fail2ban- 1 -s -j DROP /usr/local/bin/bancountmysql ban actionunban = iptables -D fail2ban- -s -j DROP /usr/local/bin/bancountmysql unban There should be something similar if you are using something other than iptables. But don't ask me, learn how to use iptables. -- Web Page: First, edit the top of bancount.php and put the password you chose for your MySQL user, don't forget to edit the other settings if you chose something different. Then place bancount.css and bancount.php in a directory that's accessable to your web server. That should be it. -- Please let me know if you run into any issues, if I've forgotten anything, if I've made any mistakes, or if you think I can do something better. If you hate it, let me know, I'll change it! It's likely I've overlooked things because it works well on my setup and it not quite ment for public consumption yet. Thanks! k6b (kyle@kylefberry.net) 05/2012