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Resolved Web Application Firewall - mod_security

Matthl

Basic Pleskian
Hi,

i have two questions concerning the topic.

1) Can Custom Directives be set per Domain/Subdomain? For example "SecRequestBodyAccess off". Or is it only possible to globally set them in "Tools & Settings" - "Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity)" - "Change Rule Set"?

2) What's the correct way to enter "Security rule IDs"? Seperate them with space between? One per line?

Thank you

Kind regards
Matthl
 
Hi Matthl,

1) Can Custom Directives be set per Domain/Subdomain? For example "SecRequestBodyAccess off". Or is it only possible to globally set them in "Tools & Settings" - "Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity)" - "Change Rule Set"?
Even that the following KB - article has been written for "Plesk 12.5 for Linux", it is as well valid for "Plesk Onyx for Linux":



2) What's the correct way to enter "Security rule IDs"? Seperate them with space between? One per line?
Quoted from the official Plesk documentation ( => Web Application Firewall (ModSecurity) ):
The security rule ID is an integer number in quotation marks, starting with 3 and put with the prefix id in square brackets. For example, [id "340003"]
... and "YES", pls. put each ID in a new line, as you will have a cleaner structure in case you need to investigate issues/errors/problems. ;)


For further informations, pls. consider as well to read and follow:

=> Atomic ModSecurity Rules - Atomicorp Wiki

... and pls. be aware, that you will get support for this Plesk component at for example: => Atomicorp • View forum - Atomic Secured Linux Support
 
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