Closed permeable closed 3 years ago
One of the other developers will need to have a look as I have no experience with mod_security.
Were you going to quote the response of the support staff at your host provider though? Because that paragraph is cut off at the quotation mark...
Fixed missing quote
My suspicion is that they have mod_security configured too strictly for anything like Lychee to work. A similar possibility (as you only experienced issues after multiple queries close together) is that it's set low enough that it sees the multiple requests as an attack.
Either way my hunch leads to their end unless someone can explain otherwise.
The 3 log entries seem to be:
Well since my provider will not disclose their mod_security rules, I have no recourse but to delete my lychee instance and move on. I admit that lychee looks better than the runner up, Piwigo, which does not conflict with my host provider's mod_security rules.
Detailed description of the problem [REQUIRED]
I am using lychee v4.0.8 via
cpanel
on Hostwinds.com at https://nitikman.com/jay/lychee/public/If I reload that URL between 10 and 15 times, the mod-security rules are being triggered on the domain:
The Lychee application is triggering the mod_security policy and breaks the application. I get 403 Forbidden responses:
The support staff at my host provider says:
So it's clear that something related to code is conflicting with the standard Mod_Security rules of the server.
So it's better to check with a developer to get rid of this issue.
Steps to reproduce the issue
The only way to recover is to delete the two cookies for nitikman.com from the browser.
Output of the diagnostics [REQUIRED]
Browser and system
I have reproduced on Chrome and Safari