Having tested block_ddos.sh in our platform.sh test environment I'm concerned that we're getting unexpected results in our $FILTERED_IPS array: When I execute block_ddos.sh 2000, the two IP addresses that comprise $FILTERED_IPS are my own IP address and that of my client.
Perhaps the script's own calls to read the access log are responsible for my own IP address being included; the other IP address is my client's.
Having tested block_ddos.sh in our platform.sh
testenvironment I'm concerned that we're getting unexpected results in our $FILTERED_IPS array: When I executeblock_ddos.sh 2000, the two IP addresses that comprise $FILTERED_IPS are my own IP address and that of my client.Perhaps the script's own calls to read the access log are responsible for my own IP address being included; the other IP address is my client's.