Thanks. I've had a quick look, and it looks like it's a drop-in replacement for fail2ban (it claims to parse fail2ban's configuration files unchanged), except that it doesn't require a Python runtime.
I haven't tried it, since I'm currently happy with sshguard. I'm keeping the link handy in case I find I need more features than what sshguard provides.
Thanks. I've had a quick look, and it looks like it's a drop-in replacement for fail2ban (it claims to parse fail2ban's configuration files unchanged), except that it doesn't require a Python runtime.
I haven't tried it, since I'm currently happy with sshguard. I'm keeping the link handy in case I find I need more features than what sshguard provides.