A working regex for the fallback_access.log in nginx proxy manager

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  • docker-fail2ban

    Fail2ban Docker image

    My setup is all docker on the raspberry pi 4 8gb. I can not seem to find a good regex for this log file. All log entries fail when testing. You wish it will put the client entry IP address in iptables. My regex knowledge is zero so I depend on examples (that don't work). I have no problems with the configuration that works fine. The proxy xx access log has a different format, but if someone has a working regex for that file, please let me know. For fail2ban I use https://github.com/crazy-max/docker-fail2ban For NPM I use https://github.com/jc21/nginx-proxy-manager In fail2ban I use the filter.d dir for the conf file. I can see it's loading in the log but the testing from within the docker image gives no result.

  • Nginx Proxy Manager

    Docker container for managing Nginx proxy hosts with a simple, powerful interface

    My setup is all docker on the raspberry pi 4 8gb. I can not seem to find a good regex for this log file. All log entries fail when testing. You wish it will put the client entry IP address in iptables. My regex knowledge is zero so I depend on examples (that don't work). I have no problems with the configuration that works fine. The proxy xx access log has a different format, but if someone has a working regex for that file, please let me know. For fail2ban I use https://github.com/crazy-max/docker-fail2ban For NPM I use https://github.com/jc21/nginx-proxy-manager In fail2ban I use the filter.d dir for the conf file. I can see it's loading in the log but the testing from within the docker image gives no result.

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