Configure fail2ban plugin to File Browser plugin

fail2ban is analyzing the log file of a service to find successful and not successful login attempts. So you have to teach fail2ban how to do this in case of filebrowser. There is no out of the box solution I am aware of. But you might find information in the web.

You may also check if filebrowser is providing fail2ban bei itself.

https://filebrowser.org/

I did not find anything.

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I haven't found how to do it on the web

This might be a starting point

How to Use Fail2ban to Secure Your Server (A Tutorial)

This guide shows you how to set up Fail2Ban, a log-parsing application, to monitor system logs, and detect automated attacks on your Linode.

www.linode.com

GitHub - fail2ban/fail2ban: Daemon to ban hosts that cause multiple authentication errors

Daemon to ban hosts that cause multiple authentication errors - GitHub - fail2ban/fail2ban: Daemon to ban hosts that cause multiple authentication errors

github.com

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Another question: how can I activate commands in the filebrowser plugin?

Sorry, no idea. Hopefully somebody else has some idea.

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Another question: how can I activate commands in the filebrowser plugin?

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Sorry, no idea. Hopefully somebody else has some idea.

I tried it a long time ago. It can not be done.

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RE: Allow access to files over the internet easily (Perhaps web server?)

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This container is much simpler than others you have used.

Filebrowser is a single binary file. When it is executed it generates a database where the configurations and users are stored. There is nothing else.

The json file, if I'm not mistaken, is solely for access id purposes.

Therefore there is no config folder because there are no configuration files. Just those two files.

If you install Filebrowser directly in the operating system you have access to the configuration commands, the problem is…

chente

May 23rd 2023