I'm unable to enable logging to a file so my Crowdsec instance could parse those logs and issue bans.
Workaround is to use syslog logging driver of the Docker and make Crowdsec parse syslog, but IMO its not optimal even though it works.
This is my docker compose, basically its the maxmind example from here. I've tried multiple other variations of commands, that I could think of, but no log file appears on host system at /portainer/Files/AppData/Config/endlessh-go/logs/ -folder.
I'm unable to enable logging to a file so my Crowdsec instance could parse those logs and issue bans. Workaround is to use syslog logging driver of the Docker and make Crowdsec parse syslog, but IMO its not optimal even though it works.
This is my docker compose, basically its the maxmind example from here. I've tried multiple other variations of commands, that I could think of, but no log file appears on host system at
/portainer/Files/AppData/Config/endlessh-go/logs/
-folder.