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Originally Posted by H
True... but there's some flawed logic here. When you're doing filtering based on keywords, it's absolutely necessary to at least notify someone of the problem. I'd imagine it's likely logged into a log file, but the script should also have access to it. In other words, allow the script to determine there's a possible problem, but let it determine how to handle it. I don't know how many times I've seen people have problems with curl, which can be used in normal English conversation.
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I agree.
However, after a little googling,
it appears that mod_security doesnt use logic. It appears to be a pretty black-and-white filter. From what I have found, it does get logged to :
/var/log/httpd/audit_log
However, us mere mortals on shared servers have no such access to that log. But I am sure a ticket to the helpdesk could get them to view/confirm.
Here's a
link with more info.
PC