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mod_dosevasive and FrontPage Extensions

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by rwoliver2, Apr 29, 2005.

  1. rwoliver2

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    I've noticed that mod_dosevasive seems to cause problems with FrontPage, especially when someone is copying multiple files at once. It took me forever to find the actual problem, but then I realized that multiple calls to author.exe could seem to be a DoS attack.

    Disabling mod_dosevasive seemed to fix the issue, but does anyone (including Cpanel) have an idea on how to make dosevasive work around this issue?
     
    #1 rwoliver2, Apr 29, 2005
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    No. From the mod_dosevasive documentation:
     
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