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    Thumbs up How can I update my modsecurity version

    Hello

    CPanel still use 1.9.1-1.7,but this is old.Latest version is 1.9.4 and many bug fix.

    How can I install new one ? And other problem is,when I install new one few days ago return to cpanels version 1.9.1.xxx

    Thanks


    15/5/2006 1.9.4
    ---------------

    * No changes since 1.9.4-rc1.


    27/4/2006 1.9.4-rc1
    -------------------

    * Request headers that are analysed are now fetched from the
    header cache. This prevents the potential headers table (the
    real one) being changed on a rule match - which is only an
    issue in detection-only mode.

    * Enhanced memory utilisation. Plus, the memory for the request
    body is now allocated from the OS directly so that it can be
    released back to it faster (Apache keeps the memory for itself
    even after it is freed.)

    * Added an one-liner to deal with weird IE multipart/form-data
    behaviour.


    10/4/2006 1.9.3
    ---------------

    * No changes since 1.9.3-rc2.


    23/3/2006 1.9.3-rc2
    -------------------

    * Fixed malformed serial audit log entry problem.

    * Strict checking of what is supplied for the "severity" action.
    Prettier output in the logs (text instead of numbers).

    * Improved detection of the response protocol version.


    6/3/2006 1.9.3-rc1
    ------------------

    * Improved the internal chroot feature to work with mod_fastcgi,
    mod_fcgi, mod_cgid (testers welcome).

    * Response headers are now escaped in the concurrent audit log

    * New action: logparts (adjust the audit log parts setting).

    * Added support for multiple messages per transaction.

    * Added SCRIPT_BASENAME, REQUEST_BASENAME.

    * Implemented variable caching to reduce memory consumption. Large memory
    savings can be achived but only when the rule set is significantly
    large. Not noticable for "normal" installations.

    * Fixed the "Server" trailer message in the concurrent audit log.

    * Removed the extra newline added to the index file by the concurrent
    audit logger.

    * Fixed a problem in the action list parser which caused parsing
    to stop after any action with a quoted parameter.

    * (Apache 2.x only) Fixed a response buffering problem that
    manifested as partial loss of output when virtual subrequests
    are used (it is the output from the virtual subrequests that
    would be lost).

    * Deprecated DynamicOnly because it is inherently difficult
    to use and often unpredictable.


    16/1/2006 1.9.2
    ---------------

    * Increased allowed multipart header size to 4096.

    * Fixed small bugs in the multipart code that would (in some
    rare cases) lead to incorrectly interpreting the uploaded
    files.

    * (Apache 2.x only) Fix for a crash in the serial audit logger.

    * (Apache 2.x only) Fix to compile on Debian 3.1 (they are not using
    stock Apache).

    * Fixed a small concurrency issue.

    * Chained rules metadata now appears in the logs.

    * Restrict the length of each line in the concurrent audit
    logger index when logging over a pipe.

    * New concurrent audit logger trailer headers: Server, Action, Producer.

    * Added compile-time directive (DISABLE_SUEXEC) to disable
    process creation through suEXEC.

    * Added support for compilation with PCRE (instead of the
    native Apache regex library) to the Apache 1.3.x version
    (Apache 2.x already uses PCRE). PCRE is much faster.

    * Fixed a bug in the concurrent audit logging code where partial
    audit log entry files were being created for all requests.

    * Fixed bugs (in the Apache 2.x branch) to make audit logging
    through a pipe work.

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    You'll have to put in an enhancement request in bugzilla for cPanel if one doesn't already exist. Or uninstall the mod_security addon and install mod_security yourself.
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    Any problem for separately install ?

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    None at all.
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