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 Topic: mod_security config GUI (Python/Tkinter) - 0.7.3 |
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milki3
Joined: 25 Feb 2021
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 Posted: Thu 25 Feb '21 9:09 Post subject: mod_security config GUI (Python/Tkinter) - 0.7.3 |
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Not sure if there's much interest in such tools anymore, but I made a little script to help with tailoring mod_security rules.
Since going through and disabling rules is usually the most tedious part of the setup, a real GUI (not another web interface) might help with that:
It's still beta software, so perhaps don't run it on a live server first.
Easy to install however:
| Code: | | pip3 install -U modseccfg |
And can connect via sshfs to the target system later.
| Code: | | modseccfg ssh@remote:/ |
Recently fixed the xft/tkinter bug (emoji fonts conflicted with a few X11 apps), but looking forward to further bug reports.
Or, if there's any interest, feature requests. (Was thinking about crafting a secrule to rewriterule converter perhaps.)
Repo:
→ https://fossil.include-once.org/modseccfg/
PyPI:
→ https://pypi.org/project/modseccfg
Fresh:
→ https://freshcode.club/projects/modseccfg |
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