[ale] automating IP blocking on the firewall
Keith Hopkins
hne at hopnet.net
Mon Jul 1 09:59:15 EDT 2002
James P. Kinney III wrote:
> Run it from the firewall box.
> At the top, setup a scp connection and grap the remote logs and dump
> them into /tmp. The change the $log def to point the /tmp instead. If
> you setup key authentication for ssh, you can run scp -B
> user at remote:/var/log/httpd/error* /tmp/httpd/
>
> Or an rsync process could be called to keep a copy of the remote logs
> synched with the firewall box.
>
I'm thinking something along those lines, but I want to push from the web server. I want the firewall as isolated as possible, incase it gets hacked, it has no open doorway to any other machine. Having the firewall open to the web server is OK. I thinking about keeping a master list on the web server, pushing it down whenever it is updated (or 5 min, whichever is longer). Don't want to much overhead on the firewall, as it is a slim to bare metal machine.
rsync is a maybe.
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Lost in Tokyo,
Keith
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