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Old 01-19-2009, 09:31 AM   #1
jpmad4it
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Question Mod_security2 and gotroot config question


Hey,

Just a quick question here.

If I have the gotroot ruleset, is there any need to use any of the default rulesets that come with the mod_security package? Or should I disable those rules?

At the moment I have this config:

#Turn on security
SecRuleEngine On

#Logs
SecAuditLog logs/mod_security2.log

#Include exclude.conf FIRST
Include conf/extra/mod_security_gotroot/99_asl_exclude.conf

#Load all other gotroot config files & rulesets
Include conf/extra/mod_security_gotroot/*.conf

So I'm not using any of the default mod_security rules.

Can anyone advise if I need to use any of those? Is there anything extra that you advise to add to the above config before I load the gotroot rules?

cheers
J
 
  


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