Well, apparently it's not possible.
"fail2ban-client reload" does everything (unban, re-ban, etc) for every
jail, which is what I want to avoid.
"fail2ban-client reload $jail" does the same, except you would have to
do it for every jail
Then I tried delaction / addaction on every jail with this beautiful (
:-) ) one-liner (broken up here to make it readable for the curious) :
fail2ban-client status \
| perl -nle '/Jail list:\s+(.*)/ || next; @jails=split /, /, $1;
print join("\n", @jails)' \
| while read jail; do
echo $jail
fail2ban-client set $jail delaction sendmail-whois-lines;
fail2ban-client set $jail addaction sendmail-whois-lines;
echo;
done
Unfortunately, that didn't work, even though "fail2ban-client -d" showed
the new action in every jail. I just stopped getting mails until I did a
full reload.
Maybe it should be a feature request for a future version...
-------- Original Message -------- (Tomasz Stankiewicz, 2019-07-01 22:48)
W dniu 2019-07-01 o 21:36, Dmitry Katsubo via Fail2ban-users pisze:
On 2019-07-01 19:57, MI wrote:
Is it possible to reload an action without restarting the whole
service?
I modified my action.d/sendmail-whois-lines.local and would like to
reload only that action.
This is fail2ban v. 0.9.6-2 on Debian 9.
Any ideas?
MI
Have you tried
# fail2ban-client reload
or
# systemctl reload fail2ban
?
This is what you need:
# fail2ban-client reload <jail-name>
Best regards.
Tom
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