Modify SQL query to use 'bips' table instead of 'bans' for the count#1077
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Use bips as it has the list of all persisted banned IPs. This should fix the incorrect count of banned IPs in the dashboard Signed-off-by: Calvin Hobbes <5r91nrqo@duck.com>
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Use bips as it has the list of all persisted banned IPs. This should fix the incorrect count of banned IPs in the dashboard
Description:
Update query used in swag-f2b.py to pull the ban count in the dashboard.
Benefits of this PR and context:
I believe this should fix issue #444
How Has This Been Tested?
I ran the query directly on the database directly first to ensure the results match what I see from fail2ban-client. I then updated the query in swag-f2b.py and checked the count in the dashboard.I run swag in a docker container in a debian 13 VM
Source / References:
#444