secubox-openwrt/package/secubox/secubox-app-crowdsec/files/acquis.d/openwrt-firewall.yaml
CyberMind-FR 675b2d164e feat: Portal service detection, nDPId compat layer, CrowdSec/Netifyd packages
Portal (luci-app-secubox-portal):
- Fix service status showing 0/9 by checking if init scripts exist
- Only count installed services in status display
- Use pgrep fallback when init script status fails

nDPId Dashboard (luci-app-ndpid):
- Add default /etc/config/ndpid configuration
- Add /etc/init.d/ndpid-compat init script
- Enable compat service in postinst for app detection
- Fix Makefile to install init script and config

CrowdSec Dashboard:
- Add CLAUDE.md with OpenWrt-specific guidelines (pgrep without -x)
- CSS fixes for hiding LuCI left menu in all views
- LAPI repair improvements with retry logic

New Packages:
- secubox-app-crowdsec: OpenWrt-native CrowdSec package
- secubox-app-netifyd: Netifyd DPI integration
- luci-app-secubox: Core SecuBox hub
- luci-theme-secubox: Custom theme

Removed:
- luci-app-secubox-crowdsec (replaced by crowdsec-dashboard)
- secubox-crowdsec-setup (functionality moved to dashboard)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-10 13:51:40 +01:00

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# OpenWrt Firewall Logs Acquisition
# This configuration monitors iptables/nftables firewall logs
#
# Required collections:
# cscli collections install crowdsecurity/iptables
#
# The crowdsecurity/iptables collection provides:
# - crowdsecurity/iptables-logs parser (for -j LOG entries)
# - crowdsecurity/iptables-scan-multi_ports scenario (port scan detection)
#
# To enable firewall logging in OpenWrt, add LOG rules to your firewall config:
#
# For nftables (OpenWrt 22.03+):
# nft add rule inet fw4 input counter log prefix "fw4-INPUT: " drop
#
# For iptables (legacy):
# iptables -A INPUT -j LOG --log-prefix "iptables-INPUT: "
#
# Or via /etc/config/firewall:
# config rule
# option name 'Log-Dropped'
# option src 'wan'
# option dest '*'
# option proto 'all'
# option target 'LOG'
# option log_prefix 'fw-DROP: '
#
# Firewall logs are typically written to kernel log (kern.log)
# or syslog depending on system configuration.
# Kernel/firewall log file acquisition
filenames:
- /var/log/kern.log
- /var/log/firewall.log
labels:
type: syslog
---
# Alternative: If firewall logs go to main syslog
# The openwrt-syslog.yaml acquisition will capture them
# as long as the iptables collection parser is installed