Hi, as I did not get any reaction in #fail2ban on Freenode, I try it here:
I'm using fail2ban on a server running Debian Jessie. As configured it sends me an email each time it bans an IP address. But in that mail the part „Lines containing IP:<ip> in <logpath>“ is only followed by 3 empty lines and then „Regards“; the actual loglines are missing, although the IP gets banned. So I guess it might be a problem with the grep command in mail-whois-lines.conf? It works with mail.log, just not with access.log (nginx or apache2). Google or the fail2ban wiki were not helpful. Greetings Frosch -- http://www.atari-frosch.de/ | http://blog.atari-frosch.de/ PGP encryption welcome! NEW Key-ID: 0xBFC81ADE @ usual places. Und außerdem bin ich der Meinung, daß Deutschland kein Rechtsstaat ist.
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