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Hi,

After JBM installation, I noticed that two new lines were added to “/etc/csf/csf.fignore”:

/tmp/tmp[^/]{5,10}/virtualenv\-[\d\.]+/.* # JetBackupManager aws ignore
/tmp/tmp[a-zA-Z0-9]+/virtualenv\-[\d\.]+/.* # JetBackupManager aws ignore http://wiki.jetbackupmanager.com/lfd-alert-virtualenv

I am guessing these were added by JBM installation script.

The problem is that we get literally thousands of emails all day, containing exactly what is described in your wiki:
http://wiki.jetbackupmanager.com/lfd-alert-virtualenv

The suggested solution in the wiki, is exactly the line in the csf.fignore file, but the emails keep pouring!

With dozens of servers and each one emailing every few minutes, well you get the picture.

Any ideas for a permanent solution?

Hello,

That regex rule is supposed to work, nobody reported that issue since we implemented that change.

Please open support ticket with login details to your server,
i would like to check that issue.

In CentOS 6, the two regex that I quoted, work just fine.

In CentOS 7 though, if you retain the comments at the end of each line, then the rule does not work. As soon as we deleted the comments, it worked!

Hello,

Thank you for the report, i opened internal case to our developers on this issue.

You 're welcome

I also opened a thread at the CSF forum and the admin replied the following:

You cannot use the regexes as you posted in your last update as you cannot have trailing spaces and comments on the regex line in csf.fignore.

Here's the thread: http://forum.configserver.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9530

So if the comments are in a different line, it works. Hope this helps your devs or anyone else trying to find a solution

Hello,


One more thing,
we only use the last line, you can delete the first one

Please change both your lines to: this syntax will promise you that if we will need to update regex syntax it will update correctly