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Currently CSF has UI_PORT but it still binds to all IPs on the server I'd like to limit it to one IP, ie. UI_IP Will your perl code allow you to force it to bind to only one IP ? Thanks for considering and keep up the brilliant work! ps. I don't need IPv6 but eventually someone is also going to ask ...

Because of OVH's bug with blocking download.configserver I need to manually upgrade our servers. Just wanted to be certain the install.sh is smart and can determine upgrade vs install by itself. Looking at the source in CSF, it appears so, but just wanted to double check I wasn't missing any environ...

Sorry for the follow up but some email system like gmail that try to auto-http text that looks like links is turning the entire line into a link: ie. this becomes a link 1.2.3.4/4.3.2.1.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com/[AS812 Rogers Cable Communications Inc.] Would it be easy without breaking anything to pu...

Fantastic!

Wow I need to make another donation to csf soon.

Keep up the great work.

Will lfd deal with logs going away and new files being created, ie. how logrotate works?

Or do we need to tell logrotate to restart lfd?

One last question on this (sorry) do included files count against DENY_IP_LIMIT ?

I suspect not, but want to be certain.

Also discovered you can do includes inside included files, nice.

Oh that is absolutely perfect. Somehow missed that in the documentation. Thanks! So to be clear they do NOT need the "do not delete" and that include line will never be removed and those external lists will never be trimmed. It would probably be greedy to wish for them to support wildcards...

lfd ip blocks currently report the country via maxmind country db but maxmind also has a very helpful asn db http://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/legacy/geolite/#Downloads I'd love the report inside csf.deny and the emails to also show the asn info maybe as an option in csf.conf ? see, not so helpful 177.71...

Could I abuse the /etc/csf/csf.block.NAME files for this purpose?

If I make a /etc/csf/csf.block.example file will csf import it even if there isn't a rule in csf.blocklists for it?

Will it leave the file alone and never delete it?

Oh I see they moved to /var/lib/csf/csf.block.NAME

In theory if LF_BLOCKINONLY is set to 1, shouldn't the server be able to make outgoing http requests to another ip listed in csf.deny? Because it cannot. If 1.2.3.4 is listed in csf.deny and LF_BLOCKINONLY is set to 1, a wget to 1.2.3.4 will fail (where 1.2.3.4 is just an example obviously) Or does ...