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WebPanel => Aplications => Topic started by: absolutemusik on May 30, 2019, 02:51:51 AM
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Dear all,
I am facing a problem after the installation of a new WordPress site. I can update the "Post" by creating new / updating.
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You don't have permission to access /wp-admin/post.php on this server.
Unfortunately, I can't do anything on top of pages. Currently, I have disabled nearly all plugins but only the classic editor.
I have used the "Fix Permission" function in the CWP and checked the folders / files as 755 for the wp-admin and php files within it as 644. Could anyone suggest any clues?
Thanks.
Regards,
AbsoluteMusik
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is modsecurity enabled?
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I had the same issue for /wp-admin/nav-menus.php when trying to create a new menu.
I disabled mod security for that particular domain in my CWP and it was working after that. (But i don't know whether its safe to leave it like that)
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It worked for me as well...so is there another solution ??? I have used the fix permission many times and did not do anything for my case. Thank you very much.
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IF you want to do this properly then check the mod_sec log just after the the problem arises. It will show the rule ID.
Remove that particular rule from the account's mod_sec settings - there's even a GUI in admin to help you do so.
You might want to exclude it globally and CWP provides a few by default, so you even get to see the syntax.
Couldn't get much easier, if you care to look/try.
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when I check IP address, in the case my own IP-
I get the message:
Ip not found in /usr/local/apache/domlogs/misanthropicradio.com.error.
Thank you very much
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Ip not found in /usr/local/apache/domlogs/misanthropicradio.com.error.
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No-one mentioned Apache dom logs. ???
It's a mod security issue.
.. there's even a GUI in admin to help you ..
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When I faced some of these same type issues, I found there was an endless supply of rule IDs to fix in modsec. I saw a note somewhere that switching to Comodo WAF in modsec would solve that issue and indeed it did.