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feat: add well known deployment problems #111

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@fzipi fzipi commented Feb 12, 2024

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RedXanadu commented Feb 12, 2024

Can we combine this with the 'Known issues' page? It feels a little redundant to have two pages on the same topic, known issues and known problems. Or maybe we retire one or update one?

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fzipi commented Feb 13, 2024

Yes, we can, and we should. Let me push the change.

Signed-off-by: Felipe Zipitria <felipe.zipitria@owasp.org>
Signed-off-by: Felipe Zipitria <felipe.zipitria@owasp.org>
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fzipi commented Feb 13, 2024

@RedXanadu Moved to known issues. Also, moved from bullet points to titles, so they can be referenced easily from other places.

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fzipi commented Feb 25, 2024

@RedXanadu Can you review this one now?


### Anomaly Mode Doesn't Work

Sometimes on IIS or Nginx users run into an instance where anomaly mode doesn't work as expected. In fact upon careful inspection of logs one would notice that rules don't fire in the order we would expect. In general this is a result of using the `'*'` operator within these environments as it does not act the same way as in Apache. In general within both Apache and IIS one should expliticly include the various files present within the OWASP CRS instead of using the `'*'`.
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In general within both Apache and IIS should probably be Nginx and IIS.

Also: Does this problem persist with newer versions? Because if it does, our INSTALL that proposes * now is likely wrong.

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Sadly, I do not have a clue. This was copied from the Website 🤷 . Maybe we need to clean this out?

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@airween what is the real status of Include rules/*.conf on Nginx?

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Sorry, what do you mean about "real status"?

The mentioned configuration (Include rules/*.conf) on Nginx works as well, I use that form all of my servers.

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I thought so. That means this passage here can be omitted and we should update the website too.

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RedXanadu commented Feb 26, 2024

The diff is significant... I thought this was just adding some new bullet points to the list, that would be an easy win and quick to review 😅 I'll review when I can.

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