new package: security/pfSense-pkg-crowdsec v0.1 #1311
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Hi!
We (CrowdSec) would like to contribute this plugin, which has been requested by our users for a while. Any feedback and suggestion is welcome.
It provides full integration with a crowdsec engine for thread detection and remediation. The engine can be offloaded to a separate machine to spare CPU cycles, or installed within pfsense. The remediation component synchronizes the block lists with a PF table. We tried to follow your practices with regards to development patterns and conventions. The UI may seem a little off mainly for the javascript tables, we can improve that on a later release.
The package brings some dependencies that are currently not built by pfsense:
Until the package is accepted in the mainstream repository, it can be tested with our provided binaries - basic documentation here: https://docs.crowdsec.net/docs/next/getting_started/install_crowdsec_pfsense
Since we need to read/write YAML to configure crowdsec, we embedded the symfony/yaml packge. If there is a cleaner solution to provide it as dependency or an alternative package, let us know.
First time contributors here, so please be lenient (with @julienloizelet, he wrote the good parts)
Related issue: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14712