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vbulletin_collapse cookie is not safe
The content of vbulletin_collapse cookie is not secure, and mod_security stops him. So we have problems accessing the forum. The content of this cookie is, for example: forumbit_12%0Aforumbit_38
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Disable mod_sec or adjust its settings.
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Can not change the string in the cookie?
Decrease the security is not a good idea... |
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The cookie isnt the issue, the issue is mod_sec.
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Take a view in the mod_sec log and create a whitelist entry
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Mod_sec isn't doing anything to help you secure your server.
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And what is in your opinion insecure about that cookie?
The others are correct, there is a rule set in your mod_security config that is blocking this and that is really not needed for security at all. |
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Call your host, get a Server Admin on the phone and tell him what's going on, he can review the mod_sec's and see what might be causing the problem. If your using HostGator goodness man they have more enabled then I have ever seen so every host is different and vBa CMPS and vBa Links I know from experience will not work properly on HostGator until you call and have a chat with them . S-MAN |
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