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    Question Fail2Ban settings missing in Obsidian 18.0.48 for Windows

    Ok, then I must be mistaken (I remember whitelisting our reverse proxy in Fail2Ban, but that must have been on a Linux-machine). Still very strange: that plesk server resets all requests coming from the reverse proxy and accepts them from all other machines. None of the existing firewall rules...
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    Question Fail2Ban settings missing in Obsidian 18.0.48 for Windows

    Fail2Ban is no longer in the list of components... Tough it seems to be active: all connections coming from our reverse proxy are refused (In a previous version I whitelisted that IP-address). Connections from other machines are working.
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    Question Fail2Ban settings missing in Obsidian 18.0.48 for Windows

    In 'Tools & Settings', the link for Fail2Ban settings seems to have disappeared. Does anyone know why (or how to reach those settings)?
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    Issue Backup minor errors with pem files

    Same here... Not sure if I can trust the backup for restore (what about the certificates?)... PS: files are present as '.symlinks', but '...Unable to check existence of the file C:\Program Files (x86)...'
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