Bruteforce throttled after 27.1.0-beta 3

[pua]

Fresh: Nextcloud Hub 6 (27.1.1)
In my case it seems, because I tried to edit the smtp settings, while my browser session was “expired” and while editing smtp, several times a window appeared asking for my nextcloud password. But it seemed it could not take the password! …and was demanding after some seconds again the password!

…and now under: my.nextcloud.com/settings/admin/overview

Nextcloud Your remote address was identified as “xxx.xxx.xx.xx” and is bruteforce throttled at the moment slowing down the performance of various requests. If the remote address is not your address this can be an indication that a proxy is not configured correctly. Further information can be found in the documentation .

Solution for deleting a blocked IP address:

[SOLVED] Bruteforce detection blocking my ip, but theres no oc_bruteforce_attempts database

You are confusing “databases” with tables. A database in MySQL holds tables which store data. Notice that you have a database called “Nextcloud.” This will have your tables that hold all your Nextcloud data, such as users, contacts, and blocked IP’s. Think of MySQL like a folder of Excel spreadsheets if you will. Each “database” is a file in the folder, and each “table” is like a separate workbook/table within that file. You have a file called Nextcloud and inside that file is all the info rela…

In the terminal open your database, e.g. MariaDB
use your database
select the table oc_bruteforce_attempts
delete your ip addresse:

mariadb
USE nextcloud_db;
SELECT * FROM oc_bruteforce_attempts;
DELETE FROM oc_bruteforce_attempts WHERE IP="xxx.xxx.xx.xx";