Yeah for MODSec you would have to check with your hosting provider and have them check the logs. Generally as a customer you would not have access to MODSec other than to maybe enable or disable it.
I'm a hosting provider for our customer so I was able to check it once Radykal mentioned it. MODSec is great but it does not always play well with web apps. It may not be your specific issue but I would recommend at least having your hosting guys check it.
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David Kentposted
about 6 years ago
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Hey Stephen,
Yeah for MODSec you would have to check with your hosting provider and have them check the logs. Generally as a customer you would not have access to MODSec other than to maybe enable or disable it.
I'm a hosting provider for our customer so I was able to check it once Radykal mentioned it. MODSec is great but it does not always play well with web apps. It may not be your specific issue but I would recommend at least having your hosting guys check it.
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steven sumpterposted
about 6 years ago
Bahati: My setting looks exacly the same as you are showing :-(
David: Honestly I do not even know where to begin with MODSec. Doing little research about it but at the moment still lost
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David Kentposted
about 6 years ago
Steven,
One thing you could also check is the possibility of some MODSec rules being triggered.
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Bahatiposted
about 6 years ago
Have you tried enabling the Jquery no conflict mode? It will probably be better to ask that to their support team.
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David Kent posted about 6 years ago Best Answer
Hey Stephen,
Yeah for MODSec you would have to check with your hosting provider and have them check the logs. Generally as a customer you would not have access to MODSec other than to maybe enable or disable it.
I'm a hosting provider for our customer so I was able to check it once Radykal mentioned it. MODSec is great but it does not always play well with web apps. It may not be your specific issue but I would recommend at least having your hosting guys check it.
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David Kent posted about 6 years ago Answer
Hey Stephen,
Yeah for MODSec you would have to check with your hosting provider and have them check the logs. Generally as a customer you would not have access to MODSec other than to maybe enable or disable it.
I'm a hosting provider for our customer so I was able to check it once Radykal mentioned it. MODSec is great but it does not always play well with web apps. It may not be your specific issue but I would recommend at least having your hosting guys check it.
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steven sumpter posted about 6 years ago
Bahati: My setting looks exacly the same as you are showing :-(
David: Honestly I do not even know where to begin with MODSec. Doing little research about it but at the moment still lost
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David Kent posted about 6 years ago
Steven,
One thing you could also check is the possibility of some MODSec rules being triggered.
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Bahati posted about 6 years ago
Have you tried enabling the Jquery no conflict mode? It will probably be better to ask that to their support team.
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