How to proctect instances from Bot, Crawlers, Requests, & Co?
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If the bots are compliant to it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots.txt would be the tool you are looking for. This file can already be managed through the Cloudron UI.
When it comes to preventing bad actors then https://docs.crowdsec.net/ could be worthwhile to look into.
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If the bots are compliant to it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots.txt would be the tool you are looking for. This file can already be managed through the Cloudron UI.
When it comes to preventing bad actors then https://docs.crowdsec.net/ could be worthwhile to look into.
@fbartels Yes, Robots.txt, .htaccess, all good... but it could be great to manage rules in a central (and simple) way, special on Cloudron instances with multiple apps installed.
It seems to be little bit complicated for my skills. I had a look on this post.
Are you using Crowdsec?
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I always install Wordfence on all my WordPress sites. Blocks most stuff.
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@jdaviescoates @joseph Thanks, I wouldn't want to rely on outside services.
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@jdaviescoates @joseph Thanks, I wouldn't want to rely on outside services.
@p44 TBH wrt WordPress i'd expect Wordfence would likely do a much better job that you'd ever be able to do manually. They have very long blocklists and know about many more bad IPs than you do. I just use the free version.
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@robi Thanks for advice.
I don’t know where and if Wordfence has a public list, but I think that blocklists has a lot of data that can be huge to handle from CPU.
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@robi Thanks for advice.
I don’t know where and if Wordfence has a public list, but I think that blocklists has a lot of data that can be huge to handle from CPU.
@p44 I think Wordfence adds stuff to .htaccess
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@robi Thanks a lot.
I found and applied specific rules in Wordpress .htaccess:
I think is a good start.
Both filters it seems working fine. Of course, it would better to manage and deploy centrally.
Thanks again for your advices Robi.
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@robi Thanks a lot.
I found and applied specific rules in Wordpress .htaccess:
I think is a good start.
Both filters it seems working fine. Of course, it would better to manage and deploy centrally.
Thanks again for your advices Robi.
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@p44 You are very welcome.
Now making a tool to parse those IPs for the Cloudron block list is something an eager LLM agent could do.
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