wget -output-document="/usr/local/apache/conf.d/nf" ĥ) Check if Mod_Security is loaded in Apache. configure -with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxsģ) Create Mod_Security config file. ModSecurity: Access denied with code 403,, referer: Īnyhow, I'm glad I could post about this here on the forum so should anyone have this problem in future they may be able to resolve it also.1) Register at Comodo Waf website as we will be needing Email and Password later. Taking a look into this one, I could see a ModSecurity rule being triggered from the FAQ page So, the hosting provider checked out the logs and added scp/faq.php?cid=2 to the ModSecurity Whitelist.Īfter this fix, that page is working on submission - it's odd that that page triggers a ModSecurity as from the way OSTicket is written I would have thought ticket pages etc may trigger a similar alert. Which a CPANEL instance alone wouldn't have access to. KevinTheJedi Thanks Keven, I logged a request with the hosting provider today and heard back within 20 minutes, you were right there were server logs of course. OS Ticket doesn't seem to record any errors for the logs.ĭoes anyone else experience issues such as this?
I'm just not sure why it errors like this? I've enabled viewing source in the FAQ Answer to see if there was an issue with the HTML - I didn't find any - At on stage I thought maybe it was HTML tables that was throwing it, /, magic style quotes.
It's not related to any one particular website, I may grab some notes from. Even if I put it into Notepad first and then copy and paste it still wont allow the form to save. I also find if I copy some content from a website to include in some notes it just wont Save.
I've been using the FAQ section to make technical notes for matters agents need to follow - Say, paths they need to navigate to and make configuration changes on a Linux server.īut, I'm finding that the FAQ form will not save if I've got a / in it say in/a/path/to/a/location but if the / is in a URL it'll work.
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