How to install fail2ban-trusted-lists-helper on SUSE Linux Enterprise
fail2ban ignorecommand helper for trusted-lists CIDRs
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| Distro | Channel | noarch | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLES 16 | Base | 20260602 |
Description
Exempts any IP found in /usr/share/trusted-lists/plain/*.txt from every fail2ban jail via the [DEFAULT] ignorecommand directive. Install alongside one or more nginx-iplist-* packages (for example nginx-iplist-openai, nginx-iplist-stripe, nginx-iplist-paypal) to whitelist AI crawlers, payment provider webhooks, and other trusted sources from fail2ban's automated banning logic.
Built for SUSE Linux Enterprise.
Install
fail2ban-trusted-lists-helper on SUSE Linux Enterprise 16
sudo zypper --non-interactive install https://extras.getpagespeed.com/release-latest.rpm sudo zypper --non-interactive install fail2ban-trusted-lists-helper
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How do I install fail2ban-trusted-lists-helper on SUSE Linux Enterprise?
Add the GetPageSpeed repository, then install the fail2ban-trusted-lists-helper package with your system package manager.
Which SUSE Linux Enterprise versions is fail2ban-trusted-lists-helper available for?
fail2ban-trusted-lists-helper is available for SLES 16.