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Most uploaded malware will have been sent to your server with a http POST requests, so a WAF like modsecurity is a great place to start. cPanel's OWASP3 modsecurity rule set does a good job at bloc...
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I see the the 10 log entries (has been edited now to only 1 log entry) from the csf email (csf copied them from your Apache error_log file) as indicating a number of things. Firstly about your serv...
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that domain.com is hosted elsewhere and of course the auto-ssl fails. Does that affect the process auto-ssl of subdomain.domain.com in anyway? I cannot really understand how... I had not imagined t...
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Because you could view the content of the HTTP Domain Control Validation file that eliminates the htaccess file or mod_security firewall as the problem. That means the 16384 byte response body like...
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OK. That looks like my assumption was wrong. Sorry about that. I would expect that the 16384 byte response body would be a WordPress error page. Either 404 or 403. To test how your server is respon...
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I will stop trying to explain and give you a recipe to try. 1). Disable the "Use a Global DCV Passthrough" option under the "Domains" tab in "WHM >> Tweak Settings" This will change the Domai...
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cPanel Michael has offered you a reliable alternative method of SSL validation. If you want to understand why the current method of domain validation is not working and how to fix it from within W...
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You could try... RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] or RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{...
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To test this you would remove the ssl certificate then attempt to issue it again. I have no experience using cPanel's autossl so will not attempt to advise you how to do this. Maybe some with more ...
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As for your .htaccess rules... You have not stated which ssl provider is having their validation fail, so its hard to know what to look for in your .htaccess file. That said if it is comodo failing...