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@pconwell This has happened to me twice in my own home within my own isolated network. Unfortunately the defaults are hard coded in /usr/local/emhttp/login.php. You could edit that file but it probably won't survive an update. As a dirty workaround, I disabled this feature by changing the "/var/log/pwfail" folder into a file: rm -r /var/log/pwfail touch /var/log/pwfail You could also create a cron job to delete the files in that folder but this way is simpler. The next time you enter your password incorrectly three times in a row you'll just see an error message saying it can't write to that folder and you won't be locked out of your own computer. Of course if you're on a shared network think twice about doing this. Your computer, your choice.