EasyApache 4 optimize .htaccess removed?
Hello there
In cpanel version 11.68.33, the "optimize .htaccess" settings in apache configuration are disappear.
How do I change the settings here?
Update: This function has been removed due to security risk.
SEC-401
Summary
Htaccess restrictions bypass when "Htaccess Optimization" enabled.
Security Rating
cPanel has assigned this vulnerability a CVSSv3 score of 6.5 CVSS:3.0/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:L/I:L/A:N
Description
The "Htaccess Optimization" functionality introduced in cPanel & WHM version 66 allowed the bypassing of account suspensions and .htaccess based access controls with some configurations. This funtionality has been disabled and will be replaced with an alternative optimization method in a future update.
Credits
This issue was discovered by the cPanel Security Team.
Solution
This issue is resolved in the following builds:
70.0.23
68.0.33
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Does the package that the cPanel user is using have a feature set that has the Optimize Website enabled? (I know it's weird, features are assigned to feature sets which are assigned to packages which are assigned to users) Also, cPanel 60 is severely out of date. 0 -
Hello @vacancy, The "Optimize .htaccess (AllowOverride)" option in "WHM >> Apache Configuration >> Global Configuration" was removed as part of the most recent targeted security release: cPanel TSR-2018-0002 Announcement | cPanel Newsroom Additional information about the removal of this option is scheduled for publication within the next couple of days. Thank you. 0 -
Sorry my mistake. Version 11.68.33 Thank you information michael. 0 -
i setup WHM: - CENTOS 6.9 virtuozzo
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Hi @Sting Nguyen, I merged your post with this thread. Here's the link noting it's removal: cPanel TSR-2018-0002 Full Disclosure | cPanel Newsroom Thank you. 0 -
Hello, The following case was included in today's EasyApache 4 update as part of an initial effort to offer some of the benefits associated with the "Optimize .htaccess (AllowOverride)" feature that was removed in the recent security release: EA-7191: Initial implementation of mod_cpanel: Handle requests to suspended users in apache without requiring an include file to be generated on the product side. An upcoming blog post or documentation update will include more details on this change. I'll update this thread with a link to that information as soon as it's published. Thank you. 0
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