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README.md

fail2ban

Install Fail2ban.

Tasks

Everything is in the tasks/main.yml file.

An ip_whitelist.yml standalone task file is available to update IP adresses whitelist without rolling the whole role.

Available variables

Main variables are :

  • general_alert_email: email address to send various alert messages (default: root@localhost).
  • fail2ban_alert_email: email address for messages sent to root (default: general_alert_email).
  • fail2ban_default_ignore_ips: default list of IPs to ignore (default: empty).
  • fail2ban_additional_ignore_ips: additional list of IPs to ignore (default: empty).
  • fail2ban_disable_ssh: if true, the "sshd" filter is disabled, otherwise nothing is done, not even enabling the filter (default: False).

The full list of variables (with default values) can be found in defaults/main.yml.