If you use cPanel, you just enable mod_security for cPanel, if you manage Apache httpd.conf yourself, you can check modsecurity documentation for configuration directives.
i typed SecAuditLog logs/audit_log at the bottom in rules , now whereis logs/audit_log ? it's in /var/logs/audit_log Or in /etc/modsecurity or another path ?
i do this , and i set chmod 777 for /etc/logs and for /etc/logs/audit_log ,
but after that i opened scriptet like c99 shell script and other part of my servers has problem with rules , but any thing wasn't in /etc/logs/audit_log
i think this take long time ! so did you have Yahoo ID for chat ?! or if you're using another messenger , tell what's that , it's better continue it in CHAT , and the answer will be paste here !
Change the owner of the file to the same user that Apache is running as. If it still doesn't work then it could be due to the fact that mod_security 2 uses different syntax.
Change the owner of the file to the same user that Apache is running as. If it still doesn't work then it could be due to the fact that mod_security 2 uses different syntax.