@Andrew, thank you kindly or the patch. I agree with David that being in Recommends is enough to ensure that it works in the default (and most) installations.
This only causes an issue if the user:
* uninstalled iptables
* specified --no-recomends
I think both of these situations are an edge case in themselves. If a user has gone to that much effort to customise their system, i do not feel it is unreasonable for the default fail2ban configuration to require local editing.
@Andrew, thank you kindly or the patch. I agree with David that being in Recommends is enough to ensure that it works in the default (and most) installations.
This only causes an issue if the user:
* uninstalled iptables
* specified --no-recomends
I think both of these situations are an edge case in themselves. If a user has gone to that much effort to customise their system, i do not feel it is unreasonable for the default fail2ban configuration to require local editing.
Thanks again Andrew.