I’ve been working even harder to make my ModSecurity ruleset as strong as possible without causing too many false positives. With the current git master I’m sure I can reject most of the spam sources before they hit at all… but.
But I’m not sure if I made it a bit too strong. So please, leave a comment on this post, with as many browsers as you usually use, and if it doesn’t work, drop me an email with your browser’s version (and if you can give me an IP address it’ll be easier to find it in the logs).
Thanks!
Glad to help. 18.0.1 on gentoo unstable.
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Glad to help. 18.0.1 on gentoo unstable. Retry with NoScript enabled but whitelisted flameeyes.eu.
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Fedora18 with firefox, seems to work great.
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K-Meleon 1.5.4 on Windows Vista
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Safari 5.1.7 on Windows Vista
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Internet-Explorer 9.0.13 on Windows Vista
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Opera 11.61 on Windows Vista
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Firefox with NoScript enabled.
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Testing a ModSec isssue.
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testing hp touchpad with webOS 3.0.5
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and with webOS 2.2.4 on a hp pre 3
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Testing
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And with noscript now.
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With firefox on OSX.
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Opera (with Turbo) now.
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Test comment from Opera/Linux.
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Firefox/Something on Gentoo.
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Opera on Windows.
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Firefox without AJAX
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Opera without ajax
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IE with ajax
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IE without Ajax.
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IE without Ajax.
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test from PS4 broweser :D
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Testing from my office.
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Test
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Ttest
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Test
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Yes.
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Test from Windows 10 TP and IE11 with Spartan engine enabled
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