dpkg -L on hardy doesn't list /etc/fail2ban.conf here. Don't know where you got it.
The information in fail2ban.conf is not contradicting, the default files have nothing in common (fail2ban.conf and jail.conf), and surely users need to read the manual before trying to configure something like this..
dpkg -L on hardy doesn't list /etc/fail2ban.conf here. Don't know where you got it.
The information in fail2ban.conf is not contradicting, the default files have nothing in common (fail2ban.conf and jail.conf), and surely users need to read the manual before trying to configure something like this..