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The fail2ban server can take several seconds to shut down. This can make Gentoo's start-stop-service time out and decide that stopping has failed, even if it actually succeeds a few seconds later. The default timeout for start-stop-service if --retry is not specified appears to be 5 seconds. Increase that to 30 seconds to be sure that if fail2ban-server is going to be able to stop, it has time to do so. |
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| .. | ||
| cacti | ||
| logwatch | ||
| monit | ||
| nagios | ||
| bash-completion | ||
| debian-initd | ||
| fail2ban-logrotate | ||
| fail2ban-tmpfiles.conf | ||
| fail2ban.service | ||
| fail2ban.upstart | ||
| gen_badbots | ||
| gentoo-confd | ||
| gentoo-initd | ||
| ipmasq-ZZZzzz_fail2ban.rul | ||
| macosx-initd | ||
| redhat-initd | ||
| solaris-fail2ban.xml | ||
| solaris-svc-fail2ban | ||
| suse-initd | ||