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Code Editor : modsec_scan.py
#!/bin/bash # FIXME: workaround for bug https://cloudlinux.atlassian.net/browse/DEF-2271 if grep -q 'enable_scan_modsec:\s*true' /etc/sysconfig/imunify360/imunify360-merged.config; then out=($(/usr/share/imunify360/scripts/modsec_scan_real.py "$@")) echo "${out[@]}" # Script prints one of two possible lines: # '1 OK' - when malware is not found in the file # '0 Attempt to upload malware' - when malware has been found in the file # At the moment, Coraza does not handle script output properly: # https://github.com/corazawaf/coraza/pull/1311 # Thus we exit with code 1 to make Coraza pass the file and with code 0 to block the file. # The original modsec 2.x don't care about exit code either, so it should handle it fine. code=${out[0]} [[ "$code" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] || code=1 exit $code else echo "1 OK" exit 1 fi
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