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mod_security functionality bypass through .htaccess issue.: msg#00093

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Subject: mod_security functionality bypass through .htaccess issue.

Hello,

I accidently found that it could be available to de-activate mod_security in a certain directory by using a .htaccess like that...

## START ##
<IfModule mod_security.c>
    SecFilterEngine Off
    SecFilterScanPOST Off
</IfModule>
## END ##

I believe it's something related to the "AllowOverride" directive from apache but im not exactly sure, the available arguments for this directive are "AuthConfig, FileInfo, Indexes, Limit, Options", I've tried hardly to find a way to not to disable the usage of .htaccess files and keep it's functionality but also to prevent it from being able to modify through it the functionality of mod_security.

I'm sure you could help in this issue as it's a big pain for any server running apache in a shared vhosting environment.



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Thanks in Advance
Ahmed Medhat
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