ConfigServer Firewall (csf) and Login Failure Daemon (lfd) are designed to protect online servers by providing an adaptive firewall and access/process monitoring service. CSF in turn uses IPtables to actually implement the firewall rules. This module also includes Linux Malware Detect (maldet) for detecting malware.
Original Gist came from https://gist.github.com/2772865 and https://github.com/apocas/puppet-cpanel
2014-02-20
- Fixed minor order issue on configuration files csf_ignore and csf_pignore.conf
2014-02-12
- Making available as a module on Puppet Forge
2014-01-27
- Added vars to allow additions to csf.ignore and csf.pignore
2013-05-09
- Added 21 to default outgoing ports for yum updates
2013-04-11
- Added basic maldet configuration
Setup CSF firewall with defaults
class { 'docsf': }
Setup CSF firewall to allow in certain ports, alert to specific email and ignore scripted executables
class { 'docsf':
# allow web, ssh (on 15022), puppet, nrpe (on 5666)
tcp_in => "80,15022,8139,8140,5666",
lf_alert_to => 'me@example.com',
csf_pignore => ['exe:/usr/bin/rsync', 'exe:/usr/bin/svn', 'exe:/usr/sbin/nrpe'],
}
Tested with CentOS 6
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