By ckn19341
logline is: 2017-04-06 11:51:45,148 fail2ban.filter [1023]: ERROR findFailure failed to parse timeText: Feb 29 18:03:36 Always for “Feb 29” with different times (00:00 … 23:59) This one is generated a lot of times and repeatedly… in a week time it generates a log of 300GB! Nearly crashes the server… I guess has to do with “Feb 29” and without year I can guess it is an invalid date (now, 2017, is no leap year). Default installation of fail2ban How to solve?!
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Hi @ckn19341
Which version of Ubuntu and which version of fail2ban?
And did you upgrade fail2ban from a previous version?
What service is creating this date?
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