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For the first example that looks good to catch scanners and the like, though it needs an "http-response track-sc0 src" or nothing will get stored in the stick t
by idealhavoc 8y ago
For the first example that looks good to catch scanners and the like, though it needs an "http-response track-sc0 src" or nothing will get stored in the stick table.
The second example it looks good; since there aren't any regexes in there the ip/substring/end lookups are quite CPU friendly so shouldn't have a large impact even at higher request rates (IP ACL files notably get loaded into a binary tree format and take next to no CPU work to check for a match even with millions of IP's).
- bedis9 8y agoPartially true. Sub matching is stored in chained lists and could take some CPU if improperly used
- LinuxBender 8y agoAh yes, I left off the track-sc0 from my config. Good catch. I tried to stay away from regex or long strings. Ty for verifying that it looks ok.