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That is a good point but I should also add that fail2ban as a daemon and its default configuration to watch log files for other popular daemons (example: a post
by walrus01 5y ago
That is a good point but I should also add that fail2ban as a daemon and its default configuration to watch log files for other popular daemons (example: a postfix smtp traffic log) has changed very, very little in the past 5-6 years. It's not very much of a concern in terms of keeping track of configuration changes in major system upgrades.