Fix fail2ban helper for non-/var/log/$app paths #2024
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…ssions when it doesn't already exist
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The fail2ban logpath isn't always
/var/log/$app/*.log. It could be /var/log/syslog.Also, it overwrites the possibly already existing permission (that could allow the group to write in $logdir).
This PR reduces this behaviour to logdir creation.