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Pull Request Summary
This Pull Request introduces a new feature to perform a check for the presence and configuration of the CrowdSec intrusion prevention system (IPS) tool.
It should fix #1575
The key changes include:
Changes:
Binary Detection:
csclibinary ininclude/binaries.Configuration Updates:
CROWDSECCLIBINARYininclude/consts.Tooling Tests:
TOOL-5103ininclude/tests_toolingto:/etc/crowdsec/config.yaml).cscli metricscommand.Files Modified:
include/binaries: Added detection forcscli.include/consts: Defined a new constant for the CrowdSec binary.include/tests_tooling: Added the logic for detecting and reporting CrowdSec's presence and status.These changes enhance the tool's capabilities by including CrowdSec in the list of known intrusion prevention tools, providing system administrators with better oversight of their security tooling.