My ModSecurity audit log fills up with errors that look like this:
Message: collections_remove_stale: Failed to access DBM file "/tmp/global": Permission denied
Message: collections_remove_stale: Failed to access DBM file "/tmp/ip": Permission denied
I have seen other threads on this, but some are quite old and it's hard for me to sort out what applies to my current setup.
Running CPanel/WHM v. 78x on a Centos 6 system, along with Comodo CWAF Mod Security Rules.
I've noticed that the DBM files in the /tmp directory have ownership assigned to a particular user (the primary or largest user on the system) -- and the errors seem to be generated whenever a site belonging to a different user is involved. So I'm guessing it is a file ownership / permissions problem, but I don't know how to go about fixing it.
Everything seems to be functioning ok. I only discovered this after doing some other cleanup and realizing that both the ip.pag files and the modsecurity audit log files were quite large.
Message: collections_remove_stale: Failed to access DBM file "/tmp/global": Permission denied
Message: collections_remove_stale: Failed to access DBM file "/tmp/ip": Permission denied
I have seen other threads on this, but some are quite old and it's hard for me to sort out what applies to my current setup.
Running CPanel/WHM v. 78x on a Centos 6 system, along with Comodo CWAF Mod Security Rules.
I've noticed that the DBM files in the /tmp directory have ownership assigned to a particular user (the primary or largest user on the system) -- and the errors seem to be generated whenever a site belonging to a different user is involved. So I'm guessing it is a file ownership / permissions problem, but I don't know how to go about fixing it.
Everything seems to be functioning ok. I only discovered this after doing some other cleanup and realizing that both the ip.pag files and the modsecurity audit log files were quite large.