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how to allow phpMyAdmin on modsecurity_crs_41_sql_injection_attacks.conf

Posted September 2, 2015 9.9k views
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hello, i have a problem.
  when I want to enter the phpMyAdmin database then appears forbidden on the browser. I know this because modsecuritycrs41sqlinjection_attacks.conf module sql block. so how can I allow phpMyAdmin and modules modsec only block extraneous files outside of the directory /usr/share/phpmyadmin ?

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jesin September 7, 2015

Turn off mod_security for PHPMyAdmin by adding the following in the virtual host file:

<Directory /usr/share/phpmyadmin>
SecRuleEngine Off
</Directory>
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  • dzikriyana September 9, 2015

    where is virtual host file, location ? whether in /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf?

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  • dzikriyana September 10, 2015

    i got fail, SecRuleEngine not works

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    • jediganesh July 17, 2019

      Usually, the location depends on which Linux you run, or which server software in Windows. On Centos, it will be in /etc/httpd/conf.d/phpMyAdmin.conf

      This solution works (I just tested it on 3 servers I manage), but you have to place it in the correct file for your Apache server, and for the correct <Directory> within that. Don’t delete anything; add the SecRuleEngine to the top of <Directory>, before any of the other rules. You can also make it conditional on mod_security with an <IfModule> condition, so as not to upset Apache if you happen to remove it.

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