pinotje
Verified User
After I've selected an IP via the Brute Force Monitor, and pressed the button 'Block IPs', I suddenly can't reach my server (while ping works).
So I'd drive 3 hours from my home to the datacenter to solve the problem!!!
(And then drive another 3 hours back to home!)
It appeared that during the update (with command: yum update) from CentOS6.0 to CentOS6.2, the file '/etc/init.d/iptables' is replaced by a new 'iptables' file.
So, I've fixed the problem by following the instructions on http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=380 again.
Someone has the same problem, as described above?
So I'd drive 3 hours from my home to the datacenter to solve the problem!!!
(And then drive another 3 hours back to home!)
It appeared that during the update (with command: yum update) from CentOS6.0 to CentOS6.2, the file '/etc/init.d/iptables' is replaced by a new 'iptables' file.
So, I've fixed the problem by following the instructions on http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=380 again.
Someone has the same problem, as described above?
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