AbuseIPDB Integration
See original GitHub issuePerhaps I’m doing something wrong, not entirely sure…
Followed the example config found under Recipes/Windows/Integrations, but its not sending any reports? I was able to fetch the blacklist just fine with the task scheduler
Powershell 7 is installed and is found under C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe, and I inserted my API key to the example config
I placed the piece of the example config between <appSettings>
and </appSettings>
into my config right underneath <appSettings>
Should I be giving it it’s own <appSettings> block entirely? Or has something changed with their API? My other “ProcessToRunOnBan” completes fine, but not the provided config, unsure how to proceed, please advise
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