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Update harden_server.rst - improve fail2ban section #12328
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Nextcloud won't log failed login attempts in log levels > 2. Added this to the documentation, and, while at it, improved the fail2ban guide in a few other places. Fixes nextcloud#12327. Signed-off-by: tgoeg <[email protected]>
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Makes sense
| Nextcloud logs failed login attempts in ``nextcloud.log`` with log level ``2``, | ||
| so you need to define a ``loglevel`` of ``2`` or less in ``config.php``. | ||
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| Make sure your ``nextcloud.log`` is writeable by your webserver user, possibly by |
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In theory the nextcloud.log is owned by the webserver user anyway, as it's the one creating and writing it?
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Only in theory :-)
Mine is not, as the whole installation is owned by a specific linux user as I never let the www-data user own its own executables (r/w), as that opens up the possibility for exploits to change the application's code.
Most admins I know do it this way.
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Thanks a lot! |
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/backport to stable30 |
Nextcloud won't log failed login attempts in log levels > 2. Added this to the documentation, and, while at it, improved the fail2ban guide in a few other places.
See nextcloud/server#48826 as well.
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