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This is a great little script, very easy to set up and use. It only took a few minutes to get it up and running on Debian 10. Wouldn't DROP be preferable to REJECT though in the iptables rules? (Maybe make it a config choice?)
Wouldn't DROP be preferable to REJECT though in the iptables rules? (Maybe make it a config choice?)
Added as issue #1
Hi everyone,
I am using ipset on Amazon Linux 2, its working well. i have created SETNAME( web-access-block) and also added one ip (192.168.0.10) in web-access-block ipset file.
My questions are :-
- How i will know that, When had i add any ip in SETNAME( web-access-block) ?
- Can i release ip from SETNAME( web-access-block). which i was added 30 days ago, using script or any others way ?
Please help me.
Thanks
Sushant Kr Kunwar
Hi @SushantRathore-Admin,
I don't think your questions are in any way related to the script that used to be posted in this gist.
If you have any issues specifically related to ipset-country feel free to create an issue for the repo linked on top.
So recently i tried to setup the ipset-country, all works fine but.. i am running a FiveM server so when the server tries to send a heartbeat, it fails with the error:
Failed to connect to api.steampowered.com port 443
Failed to connect to keymaster.fivem.net port 443
What can i do to fix this issue?
I noticed this also and switched to ipverse.net too and had to comment md5 checks in func_zf() function because ipverse does not supply md5 checksums. Looks like ipdeny is back now, but I'll add an option to disable md5 checks anyways.
If you have further issues feel free to create an issue at the repo (https://github.com/mkorthof/ipset-country/issues)