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-*Many distributions already provide fail2ban packages, so better you'd install this built from your maintainers version of fail2ban, especially if you are not familiar with linux.*
+**Many distributions already provide fail2ban packages, so better you'd install this built from your maintainers version of fail2ban, especially if you are not familiar with linux.**
 
 You don't need install fail2ban for the test attempts or to try some new functionality, so firstly read [How to test newer fail2ban version resp. use fail2ban standalone instance](How-to-test-newer-fail2ban-version-resp.-use-fail2ban-standalone-instance).
 
+### Manual installation of debian upstream-package (released here)
+
+If you have debian-based distribution, you could try to install debian packages from newest [releases](https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/releases).
+This upstream package is very similar the package maintaining for the latest debian stable version, but can also work for the most other debian-based distributions.
+
+To install the deb-package manually following steps are necessary (here is an example for 0.10.6):
+```bash
+cd /tmp/
+# 1) download deb package and signature:
+wget https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/releases/download/0.10.6/fail2ban_0.10.6-1.upstream1_all.deb \
+     https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/releases/download/0.10.6/fail2ban_0.10.6-1.upstream1_all.deb.asc
+
+# 2) check signature (if you want to be sure file is unmodified):
+gpg --verify fail2ban_0.10.6-1~upstream1_all.deb.asc fail2ban_0.10.6-1~upstream1_all.deb
+
+# 3) view details of the package:
+dpkg -I fail2ban_0.10.6-1.upstream1_all.deb
+
+# 4) to ensure the upgrade run gentler (protocol of previous version may be incompatible), stop fail2ban before install:
+# using service:
+sudo service fail2ban stop
+# using client:
+sudo fail2ban-client stop
+
+# 5a) either install package using dpkg (standalone package, don't regard dependencies):
+sudo dpkg -i fail2ban_0.10.6-1.upstream1_all.deb
+# if the package introduces some "broken" dependencies (I don't think so in case of fail2ban which has few dependencies),
+# to fix the unmet dependency issue, run this:
+sudo apt -f install
+
+# 5b) alternatively install package using gdebi (that will take care of installation of dependencies):
+sudo gdebi fail2ban_0.10.6-1.upstream1_all.deb
+# if you want to check anyway whether there are some broken packages and fix them automatically, you can run:
+sudo apt -f install
+```
+
+Same is valid for [0.11.2](https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/releases/tag/0.11.2) (if you want to try that, it is totally compatible with a small exception regarding database if you need back to 0.10, see Compatibility section in https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/blob/0.11.2/ChangeLog#L12).
+
+Note: although in opposite to installation from source, it would also install service units, man-files, bash-completion etc, the package configuration can deviate from configuration provided by maintainers of your distribution.
+Additionally note that the upstream packages are provided without the test-suite (so there is no possibility to use `fail2ban-test`
+
+### Manual installation from source
+
 Manual install/upgrade is very similar, just you have to do more steps to install it, like copy and enable service units, copy man-files etc pp.
 
 Firstly download fail2ban from [releases](https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/releases) or from [source](https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban) (select branch 0.10, 0.11 or master and click "clone or download" button) and unpack it (or clone it with git) into some temporary directory (e. g. `/tmp/f2b`).