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add content-type application/csp-report #1242
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When
Content-Security-PolicyandContent-Security-Policy-Report-Onlyheaders are configured with a self-referenced report URI (ex.report-uri /csp-report.php) the browser sends a POST request withContent-Type:application/csp-reportthat is blocked by CRS rule 920420: Request content type is not allowed by policy.I've added the
application/csp-reportin:crs-setup.conf.exampleon rule 900200rules/REQUEST-901-INITIALIZATION.confon rule 901162I'm writing a set of rules in order to parse the report-uri request and create a ModSecurity log when a CSP violation occurs. Let me know if this could be useful or not.