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The latest episode of @replyall is awesome. Highly recommended t.co/YhjnysQji…
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Es gibt ein Stipendium für Studis mit schlechten Noten, damit sie weniger arbeiten müssen und mehr studieren können t.co/KXSHl8jFN…
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Computer
,BSD
Blacklistd and pf on FreeBSD
In FreeBSD 11.0 there was a new daemon delivered in base that helps to blacklist IPs on unsuccessful logins called blacklistd. Its advantage over fail2ban: it works with IPv6 and it is part of base. Its disadvantage is that as far as I understand it applications have to be linked against blacklistd, so that they can work with it.
With the recently released FreeBSD 11.1 sshd got linked against blacklistd. Therefore there is a new option in sshd_config: UseBlacklist. Per default it is set to no. Uncomment it, set it to yes and then reload sshd.
The config is in /etc/blacklistd.conf. Usually you define blocking rules in the [local]-section and whitelisting in [remote]. The sample file and the man page are good enough to explain that part.
In addition you need to start the blacklistd-service and enable it in rc.conf or even better in a file in /etc/rc.conf.d.
In /etc/pf.conf you need to add the following line:
anchor "blacklistd/*" in on $ext_if
Then you need to reload pf with the new rule:
pfctl -f /etc/pf.conf
Now blocking should already work. To get the blocked IPs use the following command
blacklistctl -b
If there are IPv6-adresses blocked, you need to add -w, so it is then
blacklistctl -bw
If you want to unblock an IP you can look into the tables with pfctl. To see for example the table for sshd, the command is:
pfctl -a blacklistd/22 -t port22 -T show
Now let’s say you want to unblock the IP 23.23.23.23, then you could issue a:
pfctl -a blacklistd/22 -t port22 -T delete 23.23.23.23
This will remove the IP from the table and it is now unblocked. blacklistctl will still show the IP as blocked though. But if the IP tries again to log in and fails often enough, it will get blocked again.
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I blogged: blacklistd and pf on FreeBSD t.co/dMN4FEGOi…
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The author deleted his forum post meanwhile…
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Yes, I did it. I can now unblock IPs that got blocked via blacklistd and pf in #FreeBSD 11.1 t.co/56Lb2tCNM…
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And how I hate it when I did my research and people are telling me “read the documentation”
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Wow, I got the longest answer ever in a forum that seems to be just wrong. Because the person didn’t use the stuff by himself.
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Cool,I can update my BIOS/EFI without Windows :)
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Maybe someone here can help me: “How to unban an IP with blacklistd and pf?” t.co/hlwY6M4nI… #freebsd
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man giteveryday
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Moving from STABLE (custom kernel) to RELEASE. Thanks to boot environments this isn’t as frightening as I expected it to be #freebsd #zfs
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Aah, #FreeBSD 11.1 got officially released t.co/CZvKrvvAk…
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I will fix that of course when I have the time. You know that one……so probably never except it breaks ;)
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The blog gets now built every 5 minutes ;) The elegant way would build it only when necessary ;D
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Laziness wins: instead using the elagant way with a git hook which would take me at least 30 min to set up, I use a cronjob (30 sec)
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Von dem was ich heute so über Ready Player One lese, bin ich ganz froh nie über die ersten Seiten hinausgekommen zu sein
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Can I play this after combat damage is dealt but before my creature goes to the graveyard? I guess so at least… t.co/nM676x3e1…
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Did someone already realized ephemeral servers with #FreeBSD?
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Dabei fällt mir ein: hat hier schon mal jemand das Pre-Shave Oil von der DM-Hausmarke getestet? Taugt das?
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Lwaxana Troi-episodes are sooo annoying #tng
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Isn’t gnome terminal VTE-based and therefore it is quite sensible to ship xterm, too? t.co/ZBk8xDIG2…
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So ehm about this libidn2-bug…if I am correct underscores are not allowed in URLs according to RFC 3305. Or was there an update to that?
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Since #FreeBSD 11.1 gets released soon: I just found 2 nagios-checks that check if userland-version = kernel-version t.co/0yemj6ssU…
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Stelle gerade fest, dass es in meinem alten Institut inzwischen 5 Lehrstühle in der Japanologie gibt. WTF?