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The Global Configuration UI wouldn't let me change Max Request Workers to the 400 that is recommended for Event MPM, so I went ahead and edited /var/cpanel/conf/apache/local, setting it there, and ...
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I read the manual for httpd, and I couldn't find a way to output the values of the current settings for MPM Event. It doesn't make sense to me that one would have to add parameters to both the Pr...
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According to the thread Using 'Global Configuration' for MPM Worker, it sounds like you need to add the: ServerLimit 16 MaxClients 400 StartServers 3 ThreadsPerChild 25 ThreadLimit 64 to the Pr...
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down from 10,000 I believe was the default? May I ask the reasoning behind that? You can certainly ask, but I don't know the answer. That's how it was configured by my previous web host, I believ...
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I'm using the defaults except for max connections per child, which I have set to 300. (And I have Indexes unchecked, but that's not relevant.)
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After changing MPMs, you should check in Software -> MultiPHP Manager -> PHP Handlers and make sure you have selected the handler you want to use for each version of PHP you are running. When I swi...
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I ran "yum clean all", and it got rid of the error message in Security Advisor regarding /usr/bin/needs-restarting, giving the following output: Loaded plugins: changelog, fastestmirror, prioritie...
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I suspect the OWASP rules function the same way as the CWAF rules if you're using them as a vendor; if you disable a rule, it stays disabled when the rule set automatically updates. The reason I st...
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I should have also asked what ruleset you're using, but that looks like it's from the OWASP rules, so people using Comodo's CWAF should be unaffected.
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My issue was resolved by support. It was a mod_security rule that didn't understand the new protocol and then redirected it. Which mod_security rule (ID number) was it?