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..but I get the following message atlanta lfd[23996]: STATS: Unable to retrieve Apache Server Status [http://127.0.0.1/whm-server-status?auto] - Unable to download: Not Found Just as a side note to fix this issue you can do the following: Open WHM and CSF Edit Firewall settings Locate the PT_APACHE...

Ok... now pretty sure I know what is going on... Typing out the previous post I now realise that the parsing routine is looking for a specific format that is provided as the default for CPanels mod_security implimentation. I have the Atomic rules installed complete with the modification to, yep you ...

Did a bit more digging and debugging and it seems the problem may simply be down to the way the log is recording the data... while (my $line = <IN>) { chomp $line; if ($line =~ /^\=\=(\w*)\=*$/) { $start = $1; $entry = ""; } elsif ($line =~ /^\-\-(\w*)\-A\-\-$/) { $start = $1; $entry = &qu...

Just to add... I've run the script manually and it's cleared the log but now the information is unavailable to view via the log button... I've confirmed that the information has made it into the database, that is apparently created, but aside from phpmyadmin I can't access it any other way EDIT: On ...

Morning... I'm resurrecting this thread because I'm seeing a completely empty log via the WHM -> CMC > ModSecurity Log button. But when I actually check the path specified on the page (ie: /usr/local/apache/logs/modsec_audit.log ) the file is positively brimming with entries. The WHM > Mod_Security ...

Found my own answers here:

http://www.configserver.com/techfaq/faq ... =14&page=2

Not sure if this is technically correct but I thought I'd record this in case someone could a) shed some light on this and b) make sure I don't end up with the same issue in the future. I had mailscanner setup and ticking over nicely when I opted to enable account specific settings and start editing...

The install script automatically does that, not sure why it didn't in your case. Are you running Edge? It's possible cPanel have changed something in Edge so it didn't work, but since that's in beta we don't make any changes to our scripts until it comes out in current. Hi Sarah, having just instal...

Something else for the instructions... :) After you've installed everything and it's working... Make sure you go to: WHM > Service Manager > mailscanner .. and check both the boxes... this will then monitor and autorestart the service in the event of a problem or reboot. Sounds obvious but I missed ...

Hi Sarah, Thanks for that info and for taking on board the points raised.. Something else for you... I found that I was getting loads of errors in the exim-mainlog "spamd connection to 127.0.0.1, port 783 failed": Connection refused Turns out the problem may have been the existing Exim set...