Sign in to your DirectAdmin server as root and perform the following command: We will use ‘Comodo’ for the rules below. It is important to note that DirectAdmin offers two different rules – OWASP and Comodo.
Mod_security for DirectAdmin is installed over the CLI via custom builds, so it is recommended that you familiarize yourself with DirectAdmin and custom builds before continuing. If rulesets are available in this format, this is the strongly preferred method of installing rulesets. If there is a different published ruleset you prefer to use instead, check with the developer of the ruleset to see if they make their ruleset available as a vendor that can be added via WHM.
By default, there should be a cPanel-curated OWASP rule set to choose from. The recommended way to do this is through WHM at Home > Security Center > ModSecurity™ Vendors as described here. Once the build process is complete, the next step is to add a rule set. This will install mod_security and its required rules to work Make sure ModSecurity is selected before starting the build process.Īlternatively, if you are familiar with the CLI – you can log into your server as root and run the following command on a cPanel server with EasyApache 4.Ĭommand: # ] yum install ea-apache24-mod_security2 If ModSecurity is not yet installed, it can be done with EasyApache. The ModSecurity configuration tools do nothing until the module is installed on Apache. There have two different systems for using mod security via cPanel or DirectAdmin. Today we will learn how to install mod security.
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