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How to create autoban system based on server log


bischop
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Is is possible to type some script/bot/whatever with i can do auto-ban for some specific user joining on mumble server? (linux).


What i'm thinking right now is:

  • mumble bot
  • linux script added to Cron, what will grep mumble log, check is speciffic user already connected
  • and then if needed:
    • add new rule to linux firewall blocking specific dynamic IP address
    • or execute command to block user by mumble server (how? command line or ICE?)

 

Or maybe there is another way?


Is it possible to execute some command & parameters under linux shell to ban user by IP or name?



With linux firewall i know how to create it, but i prefer to use mumble-server to ban user insted.

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