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You must to add to "/etc/fail2ban/jail.local" file (in Server > Fail2Ban > Configure) the next jail: For Debian/Ubuntu: [roundcube-auth] enabled = true action = vesta[name=WEB] logpath = /var/log/roundcube/errors maxretry = 5 For CentOS: [roundcube-auth] enabled = true action = vesta[name=WEB] logpa...

Added to initial post: The only way I found to view banned IPs in VestaCP backend is to assigning "recidive" jail to a preexisting ban category and preferably unused (like DB or DNS), adding a new action line: [recidive] enabled = true action = vesta[name=DB] maxretry = 3 findtime = 86400 bantime = ...

Thanks for your time. I installed it on a Centos v7 VPS from root account through SSH. According to memory, everything related to the domains I did from the control panel and the admin account, even apply "sudo /usr/local/vesta/bin/v-update-host-certificate 'admin' $HOSTNAME". I have to say that eve...

In "VestaCP/Server/$HOSTNAME/Configure/Vesta SSL/Use Web Domain SSL Certificate" there is a domain and subdomains list like this: root:domain.tld root:mail.domain.tld But when I choose one and save the changes, I recive the error message: Error: user root doesn't exist. Somebody has this problem too...

This process have been tested on a CentOS 7 VPS, but should to work in others distros. In this example, we will use mail.domain.tld as our server hostname, but can be any other. Under "VestaCP/Web/+" we create the mail.domain.tld subdomain. The only needed option is "SSL/Let'sEncript". DNS Support,...

If you want to manage your DNS zones from VestaCP, you need to: Go to "VestaCP/DNS/domain.tld/Edit/NAMED Template" and select "child-ns". Have two "A records" for "ns1" and "ns2" pointing your server IP. Have two "NS records" pointing to "ns1.domain.tld." and "ns2.domain.tld." Go to your domain regi...

I have been playing a long time with my VPS and have found several problems and solutions. This is right way to do it: How to setup a Let'sEncrypt hostname certificate for VestaCP, Exim, Dovecot...

You must to add to "/etc/fail2ban/jail.local" file (in Server > Fail2Ban > Configure) the next jail: [recidive] enabled = true maxretry = 3 findtime = 86400 bantime = 864000 This applies a 10 days ban for those IP's that have been banned 3 times in 24 hours or less. To view banned IP's list (Chain f...