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hackerspray's Issues

how to use it for my entire app

I need something like this in web.config

  <add name="{*url}" post="false" maxAttempts="10" interval="00:01:00" mode="perkeyorigin" />
  <add name="{*url}" post="true" maxAttempts="10" interval="00:01:00" mode="perkeyorigin" />

to protect any url for my app , is it possible???

How to use with .Net, not .Net Core?

I'm under the impression that this works for regular .Net AND .Net Core. The getting started instructions seems to be geared more towards .Net Core as I'm not sure where to get the ConfigurationBuilder for .Net. Is there any other tutorial or explanation for using this with the .Net framework specifically?

Thanks in advance.

Site Down if Redis Down

Ideally the extra moving part (Redis) could be protected against by suspending monitoring if redis unreachable. thus the site doesn't have a dependency of redis being also available.

HackerSpray Mechanism & Process

Hi, I have used DLLs (hackerspray) in my project for DDoS Attack, now many IPs are logged in Redis DB, created by hackerSpray, I used Redis desktop Manager to watch DB. I have a problem in finding the mechanism of adding IPs and removing them from the origin and keys, why are they removed? when a new Ip is added in origin? where blacklist key and Ips stored? Could you introduce me some documentation or tutorial in order for finding out the way IPs are logged in database and mechanism of filling the database?

Not working with .NET Core 2

Could not load type 'Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.ServiceCollectionExtensions' from assembly 'Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=adb9793829ddae60'.

Also app.UseXForwardedFor() could be removed because app.UseForwardedHeaders() is now part of ASP .NET Core 2

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