Nextcloud client for Linux causes a ban by 'securityEngineIconhttp-crawl-non_statics'
I use the Nextcloud client to sync my local files with my Nextcloud server. This worked very well as long as I were in the same local network as the Nextcloud server. I recently moved to a new location and noticed, that crowdsec bans my IP as soon as I boot up my computer. I tracked it down to the Nextcloud Client. I reset the client and set everything up again. A few minutes, after the client began to sync all the files to this PC, the internet IP was banned again. I am looking forward to your help.
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I was able to fix the problem. It was due to my setup. While
crowdsecurity/nextcloud-whitelist
was installed on the Nextcloud host and the requests from the Nextcloud client were on the whitelist, they were blocked on the firewall host. Accordingly, you can see that the location of the decision is localhost
, which refers to the firewall. I use Caddy on both the firewall and the Nextcloud host. Requests from the internet first reach the firewall Caddy and are then forwarded to the Nextcloud Caddy. The solution was to install crowdsecurity/nextcloud-whitelist
on the firewall as well.Resolving Nextcloud client for Linux causes a ban by 'securityEngineIconhttp-crawl-non_statics'
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