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The problem is that the /../../ string is used quite often through exploited scripts. There really isn't much reason for a production script to be using that sort of pathing instead of absolute paths.
I have been speaking to other hosting companies and found out that it is possible to create an exclusion entry for my sites in your mod_security exclusion config files.
It is not a false positive. It is purposely filtering those because those binaries are often referenced when users pass on actual commands through a form, historically an insecure version of phpBB. This prevents users from using these insecure scripts to download and execute software on our servers.
I have been speaking to other hosting companies and found out that it is possible to create an exclusion entry for my sites in your mod_security exclusion config files.
You might as well disable the filtering as mentioned above then. But if we find an account that gets exploited and has mod_security disabled, the domain will likely be suspended permanently.
I didn't write the script, I don't know how it is all handled internally. Perhaps you should ask the developers.
I realize that, but since YOU have installed mod_security and are configuring the rules, I had a wild idea you might have an idea what is setting it off. Perhaps you could save the snarky attitude for someone who appreciates it. I do not.
I realize that, but since YOU have installed mod_security and are configuring the rules, I had a wild idea you might have an idea what is setting it off. Perhaps you could save the snarky attitude for someone who appreciates it. I do not.
All I can give you is the rule that is denying the access. I did not write the script to know anything further.
Thank you very much for addressing the concerns of the few users who are having difficulty. Its greatly appreciated. I also understand that this will only remain so as long as server security is not affected.
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