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Ok, looks like something got in the way of the connection and truncated the file.

Instead of just saying 5%, this time it said 5%, 10%, 15% etc and then installed.

Checked and the plugin now says it's running 12.04

I hadn't tried because I wasn't sure where it was called from, and therefore didn't have context for the surrounding commands in the csf automatic update system.

I assume this means can safely run "/usr/sbin/csf -u" from shell without needing to run anything before or after?

This morning I received an email with error output from a cron job which ran the command "/usr/sbin/csf -u" Upgrading csf from v12.03 to 12.04... Retrieving new csf package... ...5% Unpacking new csf package... gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file tar: Unexpected EOF in archive tar: Unexpec...

Recently I started getting email alerts from LFD about excessive resource usage caused by my sftp server connection. I hadn't made any changes, and put off modifying the csf.pignore file for a couple of months. Today I checked the csf.pignore file, and there is already an entry for exe:/usr/libexec/...

I logged into the server once my block was done, and see that all the possible GB IP's were automatically added.

Earlier today, I started getting a large number of emails about blocked distributed smtpauth attacks on my email account. I was unable to authenticate and my IP ended up being blocked too, even though I was using the correct password. I've implemented SMTPAUTH_RESTRICT as per the instructions in the...