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jevban

A MIT Free Pascal fail2ban-style log watcher that hard-rules clear probes, then asks a decision model—default in-process OpenJev, or hosted TypeSafe Jev API—whether ambiguous clients are attacking before banning them.

Repo: FMXExpress/JevBan ↗

What it is

Ban attackers with judgment where regex alone fails.

What it does: Rules first, then OpenJev or hosted Jev on ambiguous clients.

Why it belongs in the showcase: Ops guardrail with explicit local vs hosted System One boundary.

Caveats: Local default; careful rollout.

Evidence

Public MIT repo, created 2026-10-31, 0 stars as of 2026-11-02. README documents hard-rule triage, OpenJev local default, hosted Jev API switch, labeled access-log eval, Linux/Windows builds, and release workflow badge. Boundary: local OpenJev by default; hosted TypeSafe optional.

Caveats

  • Default decider is local OpenJev, not hosted TypeSafe
  • Firewall bans are irreversible ops—roll out carefully
  • 0 stars; verify Pascal build for your OS

Unofficial case page. Stars / list position observed for heat; do not treat heat as a quality SLA. Review the upstream README before you depend on it.