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-SSH Block 2
-
-I am glad to announce version 2 of the SSH Block script!
-Version two contains many improvments over the earlier versions.
-
-A quick list with the best of version two:
-- Total re-write of the code
-- No more catting back and forth thruogh the script
-- No more strange temp files in /Var/state/ssh_block
-- ONE scriptfile for all system (Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris and Mac OS X)
-- No more un-neccesary grepping. The script only "greps" if the size of the
-log file has changed. This way it uses less system recuorces.
-- The blocked IP's are now inserted directly into hosts.deny
-
-I came up with ideea of making a version two since I made the port to Solaris
-and Mac OS X. I liked the code that came out of these two ports. Later on I
-started thinking about what can be done about the script re-writing 
-the hosts.deny file every 10 second. So for this I added the logfile size check.
-And I didn't like having 4 diffrent versions (5 if you count the iptable 
-version) of the script. So I made a "One for all" version.
-
-I hope version two of SSH Block will be appreciated both among version one users
-aswell as among new users.
-
-Please drop me an e-mail with comments, bugs, improvments or just about 
-anything!
-
-This is the new SSH Block, simply called sshblock2.
-It sould run out of the box on FreeBSD, Mac OS X, Linux and Solaris, though
-there are some extra steps to make it work with Solaris (since TCP Wrappers
-arn't enabled by default and no logging is done.)
-
-
-NOTE TO SOLARIS USERS
-
-There are some things you have to do to your system before this script
-will acually work under Solaris.
-To start with, TCP Wrappers is not enabled by default on Solaris 10. How to
-enable TCP Wrappers and some info about it can be found here:
-http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/submitted/tcp_wrap_solaris10.html
-
-Second, you have to enable syslog logging of the ssh daemon. This is done by
-editing /etc/syslog.conf.
-Adding the following line will have sshd logging to /var/log/authlog
-
-auth.info /var/log/authlog
-
-Now you can run the script (as root) and it will block IP numbers of probing
-hosts. The scripts will add this hosts to your /etc/hosts.deny file like this:
-
-#BEGIN_SSHBLOCK
-sshd : 192.168.0.1
-sshd : 10.0.0.3
-#END_SSHBLOCK
-
-I would recommend to backup your /etc/hosts.deny and your /etc/syslog.conf
-before making changes and running the script.