Hi there

Which nginx no-proxy filter are you using? I know of one floating around on tutorials but it's not official and it does not even work either so I am guessing that's the one you might have. There is not one I know of included with Fail2Ban.

Just do a manual test to actually know if your Nginx is actually an open proxy or not.

Run a curl like this:
curl --proxy http://www.yoursite.com:80 http://www.google.com
curl --proxy http://www.yousite.com:8080 http://www.google.com

You should get a 400 error from Nginx. If you don't then rather fix that problem than worrying about a Fail2Ban filter trying to detect it. You don't want your server being involved as a middle man in phishing or scams.

Kind Regards
Mitch


On 2016/07/05 8:57 AM, gurabli wrote:

Hi,

I have nginx running on my home server, and recently I installed fail2ban, and configured (among others) the noproxy jail. Since then, I daily get a notification that Chinese IP is blocked by the norpoxy filter.

I tried to get more information about the noproxy, but I couldn't find anything that I understand. What are these users actually want to achieve and use my server for that fail2ban successfully bans?

If I do not use fail2ban, what would they able to do with my server in terms of this noproxy? I have authentication enables, if that matters anything in case of proxy attack.

I set the max retries to 0 and ban to one week, and I also use GeoIP blocking (it works, but for some reason it doesn't block by default these Chinese IP's for noproxy), and I also added the IP range as deny to nginx from where the noproxy attacks originated.

Many thanks!
gurabli




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