Cloudflare bans me when using Jellyseerr
So I have a crowdsec setup and it looks to work relatively fine, except there is this one app I use which is named Jellyseerr. Whenever I use this and browse for a while I get banned from my server. The reason is this:
http-crawl-non_statics. A quick search and chatgpt gave me the reason has to do with those /requests, info and such domains that I change a lot. What is there to do so I can fix this issue?11 Replies
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So I do just need to install using the parser command then it works? No yaml conf needed?
well first run
cscli parsers list | grep jelly just to see if you already have it installed, if not try installing it and see if it stops the behaviours
the command automates downloading and configuring the yaml for you.I didn't install it. Can it be auto installed?
are you running inside a container cause you specified the linux tag
if you are using an automation like ansible/chef then you can just run a post bash script
I run it barebones on a debian lxc in proxmox
so are you automating the lxc's in anyway?
Sorry what do you mean with automating? I manually update them if you mean that
You asked is there a way to automate it, I was trying to understand if you need to automate it if you manually configuring them.
Oh. No I asked because you asked me if I already installed it and I should check with that command. I however know that I didn't install it because I would remember. So I wondered if this could've been auto installed for some reason. I don't lnow everything about crowdsec at the moment so I was wondering if this is maybe something like a community contribution and it gets auto added