(original) ubuntu14.04 installation apache+modsecurity

platform: Ubuntu 14.04

First step: Install Apache

I recommend installing Apache with Apt-get installation, so you can have a lot less library support!!!! If it's not too much trouble, you can install it by source.

Input Apt-get Install Apache2

If you are prompted to update the package without this package apt-get install update

This step is installed after the Apache will be able to provide services, enter 127.0.0.1 can access the local site

Step Two: Install Modsecurity

This is also the same as the top, using

Apt-get install libxml2 libxml2-dev libxml2-utils libaprutil1 libaprutil1-Dev Libapache2-modsecurity

After you install it, you can see what the version number of your modsecurity is, using

Dpkg -s libapache2-modsecurity | grep Version

Step three configuration modsecurity

Service Apache2 Reload

After the command takes effect, the Modsecurity log file is generated in the/var/log/apache2/directory Modsec_audit.log

using the modsecurity core rule set

Place the set of rules we think of using in the following directory

CD /usr/share/modsecurity-CRS/activated_rules/ 

Select Enable Base rule set

For F in $(ls : /base_rules/); Do   Ln -s .. /base_rules/$f;  Done 

Modify Apache module configuration, enable rule set

Note: There are some differences between the Modsecurity 2.7 version and the 2.6 version of the configuration file

(1) Version 2.7

Vim /etc/apache2/Mods-available/security2.  conf           

Modify

<IfmoduleSecurity2_module># Default Debian dir for modsecurity ' s persistent dataSecdatadir/Var/Cache/Modsecurity# Include all the *.conf files in/etc/modsecurity.# Keeping your local configuration in that directory# would allow for a easy upgrade of the This file and# Make your life easierIncludeoptional/etc/Modsecurity/*.conf        IncludeOptional  /usr/share< Span class= "pun" >/modsecurity-crs/*.< Span class= "PLN" >conf        includeoptional  /usr/share< Span class= "pun" >/modsecurity-crs/activated_rules/*.</ifmodule>       

(2) version 2.6

vim /etc/apache2/Mods-available/mod-security.  conf               

Modify

  include /etc/modsecurity/*. confinclude /usr/share/modsecurity-crs/*.confinclude /usr/share/modsecurity-crs/activated_rules/*. Conf 
 
 
 
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  start modsecurity module 
    

A2enmod headersa2enmod security2 (version 2.6: a2enmod mod-security)service apache2 Restart

Attention!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Once this has been modified, a 403 error is displayed using the IP address!!!!!! For this mistake, a day, in the Internet search all kinds of 403 errors is not, why????
View Errol.log can be found, is modsecurity inside prohibit the use of IP access!!!!!! Use localhost to access the ...
So, looking at the log is a very important thing.

 

(original) ubuntu14.04 installation apache+modsecurity