Problem in phpmyadmin with mod_security and comodo rule
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Oleg.Tsygany
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Hi
If you absolutely sure here is no malevolent requests during table editing such as 'DROP DATABASE;' this is false-positive (rule which restrain good application from running)
You have to disable this rule through CWAF plugin.
To do so first we should find which rule is responsible for this block.
1. Edit table in phpmyadmin to get error 403.
2. Look into mod_security audit log file (path to file set in plugin 'Security Engine' tab). Default path to file /var/log/httpd/modsec_audit.log
3. Find lines reporting about this error, something like:
4. Now lets go into CWAF Plugin 'Catalog' tab. Put rule ID into field "Search By Rule ID" and press button.
This will find required rule.
5. To disable this rule set status to 'OFF' and press 'Implement' button.
6. Repeat steps if required.
This is it.
If you absolutely sure here is no malevolent requests during table editing such as 'DROP DATABASE;' this is false-positive (rule which restrain good application from running)
You have to disable this rule through CWAF plugin.
To do so first we should find which rule is responsible for this block.
1. Edit table in phpmyadmin to get error 403.
2. Look into mod_security audit log file (path to file set in plugin 'Security Engine' tab). Default path to file /var/log/httpd/modsec_audit.log
3. Find lines reporting about this error, something like:
All we need is Rule ID.
4. Now lets go into CWAF Plugin 'Catalog' tab. Put rule ID into field "Search By Rule ID" and press button.
This will find required rule.
5. To disable this rule set status to 'OFF' and press 'Implement' button.
6. Repeat steps if required.
This is it.