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If you recieve a complaint about an address unjustly getting blocked, place it
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in one of the MAX\_OFFENSES blocks, and the IP will be unblocked the next time
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*ban2fail* runs.
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*ban2fail* runs in production mode.
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## Working with *ban2fail*
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## Building the Project
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I've tested *ban2fail* on Debian Buster, but it should compile on just about any
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modern Linux distro. It uses the following libraries:
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I've tested *ban2fail* only on Debian Buster, but it should compile on just
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about any modern Linux distro. It uses the following libraries:
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+*libcrypto* for md5 checksums
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+ *libcrypto* for md5 checksums
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+*libgeoip* to identify the country of origin of IP addresses
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+ *libgeoip* to identify the country of origin for IP addresses
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+*libz* to read compressed log files
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+ *libz* to read compressed log files
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Build and install like so:
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