ns8-crowdsec v1.0.7-dev.4
It doesn’t affect me but just a small issue I noticed last weekend (unless the intention is just to allow main domains).
FQDN validation is limited to three levels.
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Interesting, made me read this Fully qualified domain name - Wikipedia
So it seems we have a FQDN in DNS and in Human readable terms?
hello
could you test
add-module ghcr.io/nethserver/crowdsec:validatetextarea
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Tested and the fix is working!
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The module version for testing is 1.0.7-dev.5. Install it with
add-module ghcr.io/nethserver/crowdsec:1.0.7-dev.5 1
Replace the trailing 1 with the preferred node ID.
Update existing installations with
api-cli run update-module --data '{"module_url":"ghcr.io/nethserver/crowdsec:1.0.7-dev.5","instances":["crowdsec1"]}'
Replace crowdsec1 with the relevant module ID.
Frontend validation was replaced by the API validator, implemented with JSON schema.
there is an open issue with the container implementation: if restarted frequently it might hit a GeoIP DB download limit
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Tested and works.
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the geo_ip downloaded is done just one time a the installation, it might happen every 15 days when we trigger a hub update
Maybe I played too much with the crowdsec installation, however it is a dev and tester issue, be aware
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Thank you all, version 1.0.7 is now publicly available!
BTW it seems there’s an ongoing upstream issue. Installation fails 
Running: cscli parsers install "crowdsecurity/docker-logs"
time="2024-04-10T14:08:28Z" level=fatal msg="error while installing 'crowdsecurity/docker-logs': while downloading crowdsecurity/docker-logs: Get \"https://hub-cdn.crowdsec.net/master/parsers/s00-raw/crowdsecurity/docker-logs.yaml\": read tcp [2a03:b0c0:3:d0::1a24:9001]:59728->[2600:9000:223c:da00:16:30f4:d640:93a1]:443: read: connection reset by peer"
connection reset by peer
In similar cases
- remove the module
- try to reinstall