On Tue, 2 Jul 2019 at 09:08, MI <[email protected]> wrote: > 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... >
'fail2ban-client reload' (and thence 'systemctl reload fail2ban') does indeed work the way you want with fail2ban 0.10 and later, so your request is granted already.
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