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It makes no difference what type of match it is, MD5SUM or fingerprint or virus, unless it was detected via cxs modsecurity scanning, cxs cannot get the IP address.

Unless the file is detected via cxs modsecurity scanning, cxs has no information about the IP address of the attacker. I'm not sure what type of scan you are referring to.

It is only possible to block cxs modsecurity hits in csf because otherwise cxs does not have the IP address of the attacker. You can use LF_CXS to configure this.

Check this knowledgebase article:

https://support.configserver.com/en/kno ... ailscanner

Those additional instructions for specific OSes are only for DirectAdmin. The cPanel install is just the first 6 steps in the INSTALL.txt document.

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The process tracking notifications should give you a lot of information. If you provide the full subject and contents of one of them it might help.

If you really want csf process tracking to ignore all perl scripts, what exactly have you tried already? What do the Process Tracking notifications give for the exe and cmd?

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You cannot use wildcard characters for hdir. You can't use an asterisk by itself as a wildcard in any of the ignore lines, only as part of a regular expression with the keywords that allow it (the ones that start with p). I'd suggest you use pdir and build a regular expression that works. This might...