Currently, Autoban reads the latest dblog entries during cron and executes the rules. Is there a way, when a specific request is written to dblog, to trigger it to run on that request?
I'm not talking about "Forced mode" (if that still even exists). I just want to be able to run the rules against one request (dblog / watchdog entry).
I can use hook_watchdog to identify a specific dblog entry being written. Is there a Autoban method I can send that dblog info to in order to have autoban execute on it?
I know I could probably just trigger Autoban cron to execute
// Load the Autoban service and trigger rule processing.
$autoban = \Drupal::service('autoban');
$autoban->cron(); // This runs all Autoban rules; adjust if you need specificity.
But is there a way to trigger Autoban to process just one dblog entry?
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@somebodysysop,
try
$controller = \Drupal::service('autoban');
$banned_ip = $controller->getBannedIp($rule);
$banned = $controller->banIpList($banned_ip, $rule);
You need to create an Autoban rule before and use the rule ID ($rule).
$banned is the count of the banned IP from the
$banned_ip list.