The ip 5.203.223.198 is mine. Why does it give me a fake message (logs - email) that it is blocking me while I am connected to wsermin (email) normally? It gives me the same message and I can’t be connected. What should I do to solve the problem?
Mar 24 08:14:21 panel lfd[1279966]: Incoming IP 5.203.223.198:110 temporary block removed
Mar 24 08:14:21 panel lfd[1279966]: Incoming IP 5.203.223.198:995 temporary block removed
Mar 24 09:01:12 panel lfd[1294277]: pop3d - 2 logins in 2811 secs from 5.203.223.198 (GR/Greece/Attica/Galatsi/5-203-223-198.pat.nym.cosmote.net/[AS29247 COSMOTE-GR Cosmote Mobile Telecommunications S.A.]) for admin@####.site exceeds 1/hour - Blocked in csf for 789 secs [LT_POP3D]
Mar 24 09:14:23 panel lfd[1298444]: Incoming IP 5.203.223.198:110 temporary block removed
Mar 24 09:14:23 panel lfd[1298444]: Incoming IP 5.203.223.198:995 temporary block removed
Mar 24 09:35:04 panel lfd[1304181]: pop3d - 2 logins in 1241 secs from 5.203.223.198 (GR/Greece/Attica/Galatsi/5-203-223-198.pat.nym.cosmote.net/[AS29247 COSMOTE-GR Cosmote Mobile Telecommunications S.A.]) for admin@****.site exceeds 1/hour - Blocked in csf for 2359 secs [LT_POP3D]
You have to put your IPs on the allowed (safe) list.
Use a VPN to use another IP, then sign in and enter your IP on the allowed list.
Then restart csf.
Leave it inactive to make all the settings you want, and then turn it on.
I can’t put an IP because it’s not static. But why does it say it’s blocked when in reality it’s not? I’ve been logged into usermin (admin email) for over continues 12 hours and it keeps sending me messages.
I read elsewhere that others have the same problem as me, but they haven’t found a solution.
But if it is the Virtualmin stack that means the OP decided against the ‘integrated’ and moved to another solution. Recently from what I’ve seen of csf they only want the RHEL and clones and others only grudgingly as indicated by the *. Latest Debian and Ubuntu not even listed. So, there ya go.
No. I wouldn’t change the OS to support the firewall. I’d simply use the VM supported stack including Fail2ban. Prior versions of Ubuntu are only partially supported by CSF. Your Ubuntu version isn’t listed as supported at all.
Not a good idea in my opinion. Going back a version to install a partially supported OS may not fix the problem. Have you asked the CSF forum for help?
