Sshguard is distributed under the permissive BSD license: you can use, modify and redistribute the software, at your own risk, for any use, including commercial, provided that you retain the original copyright notice you find in it.
Do you want to install sshguard? We recommend you first look into your OS's package management system for a package tailor-made to your OS. That's easier, faster and right!
From Package Management Systems
Find sshguard in your OS's package management system:
- Debian GNU/Linux
- Gentoo Linux
- Ubuntu Linux
- OpenSUSE Linux
- more RPM-based Linux distributions
- Slackware Linux
- ArchLinux
- PLD Linux
- FreeBSD
- MidnightBSD
- Mac OS X
From sources
If you do want to go the manual way, here you find the source packages.
- get the latest release (good for anyone)
- get the freshest code from the repository (good for early access to new features/fixes, and code contribution)
YGWYG
Did sshguard help you? In Open Source, You Get What You Give. Here are some ideas for returning with some drops of your time.
- report any bug or annoyance you find to make sshguard better for the others
- cast your like — subscribe the Freshmeat node
- blog about sshguard to make it easier to reach on the web
- collaborate on the mailing list — help the others benefit from sshguard