Hello Warpslide!

29 Nov 24 09:28, you wrote to all:

 Wa> Solution?  Block their ass(es)!

The only thing different I would do is not run this using sudo (as sudo has 
been having security issues lately) but as root in root's cron.  I do that 
with several nightly processes and hourly processes, such as running the 
"subnet-recidive" fail2ban filter which is hourly and my two backup processes 
using rsync.net (rsync) and AWS S3 (s3cmd) which are nightly.

Running anything system-level as "sudo" can be problematic in my experience.  
Then again, in BSD, there is no "sudo" unless you add it to the system.  In 
FreeBSD, just make a user a member of the wheel group and they have root 
access.

-- Sean

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