Why is fail2ban flushlogs using 100% of my Linode's CPU?

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I checked with htop, and fail2ban flushlogs is using 100% of my Linode's CPU. Why could that be?

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It looks like this issue is related to using compression with fail2ban's log files. I found a post on the fail2ban GitHub that talks about this, as well as a possible fix.

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