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fail2ban-reporter

by openclaw

Auto-report fail2ban banned IPs to AbuseIPDB and notify via Telegram. Use when monitoring server security, reporting attackers, or checking banned IPs. Watches fail2ban for new bans, reports them to AbuseIPDB, and sends alerts.

Installation

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Installation

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Author
openclaw
Category
Security
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About this skill

Auto-report fail2ban banned IPs to AbuseIPDB and notify via Telegram. Use when monitoring server security, reporting attackers, or checking banned IPs. Watches fail2ban for new bans, reports them to AbuseIPDB, and sends alerts.

How to use

  1. Utwórz bezpłatne konto na AbuseIPDB (https://www.abuseipdb.com/account/api) i pobierz klucz API.

  2. Zapisz klucz API w menedżerze haseł poleceniem pass insert abuseipdb/api-key, a następnie wklej swój klucz.

  3. Uruchom skrypt instalacji: bash {baseDir}/scripts/install.sh. Skrypt skonfiguruje automatyczne raportowanie — od tego momentu każde nowe blokowanie IP przez fail2ban będzie natychmiast zgłaszane do AbuseIPDB i wysyłane na Telegram.

  4. Aby ręcznie raportować wszystkie aktualnie zablokowane adresy IP, uruchom bash {baseDir}/scripts/report-banned.sh.

  5. Aby sprawdzić statystyki banów, użyj bash {baseDir}/scripts/stats.sh. Aby weryfikować konkretny adres IP, uruchom bash {baseDir}/scripts/check-ip.sh <ip>.

  6. Jeśli chcesz wyłączyć automatyczne raportowanie, wykonaj bash {baseDir}/scripts/uninstall.sh.

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