Implement Crowdsec, a docker and sever level crowd sourced security guard

[klausagnoletti]

@klausagnoletti is this something that could be done by your team?

Sorry but which part? Parsers?

[privsec]

@klausagnoletti yup

[klausagnoletti]

@privsec Yes of course. If you post a question about it in our Discourse https://discourse.crowdsec.net I am sure someone on the team is able to help.

[makemrproper]

@mastadamus Confirmed. This happened to me today, when I tried to install Crowdsec with Nginx bouncer onto my Cloudron VM.

Thank heavens for a good backup strategy. Digital Ocean snapshots to the rescue.

To have Crowdsec working with my Cloudron install would be a massive value add.

I am not even sure why Nginx failed to start afterwards. I did however note that the install modified or wiped a lot of the Nginx configs which were already in place and perhaps modified by Cloudron. But I haven't tried to dive any deeper.

[Mastadamus]

@makemrproper yeah I tried it twice and first time told it to keep original config and second time allowed modifications.. both times nginx refused to start and I couldn't figure out why.

[Mastadamus]

@makemrproper my strategy now is to use iptables bouncer with nginx parser.

See my feature request for nginx log method though.. you have to revert cloudron nginx logs back to nginx default and not combined2 as they are normally or crowdsec parser won't work..

[klausagnoletti]

Hey, since I was here last time we have created a Discord server and that would be a good place to influence CrowdSec devs to implement CrowdSec into Cloudron

[rmdes]

In my experience, DO not install the nginx bouncer, it's useless if you install the firewall-bouncer anyway. (the firewall bouncer catch attacks, probs etc..even before they reach the nginx server)

There is another post on this forum another user and me share their steps by steps to get it running.