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Blocked Requests not logged in Debug mode Level 1 #179
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Hi @jeremyjpj0916, What you are trying to achieve? I am not familiar with the references that you have quoted. |
Howdy @zimmerle, hope your day is going well. Trying to achieve this: https://github.com/SpiderLabs/ModSecurity/wiki/Reference-Manual-%28v2.x%29#secdebugloglevel On log level 1:
Currently intercepted requests do not get logged into the https://github.com/SpiderLabs/ModSecurity/wiki/Reference-Manual-%28v2.x%29#secdebuglog file at debug log level 1. |
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still a thing |
The "nostale" tag has been set for this one and it's now reopened. We'll get to it when possible. Thank you. |
Hi @jeremyjpj0916, This reference manual is specific for version 2.x, some of that information is no longer valid for v3.0; Is the information that you are looking for is in any other LogLevel? |
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As per documentation, these are the valid values for debug levels (0 to 9, excluding 6-8):
https://www.feistyduck.com/library/modsecurity-handbook-free/online/ch04-logging.html
Working confirmed numbers(does output logs):
0,9,5,4
Not Working numbers:
1
Unsure best way to cause these so skipped them for now: 2,3
Audit log logic helps supplement the 1 use case generally(will also be raising a separate issue on that) but I still think it would be right and proper for level 1 to log errors in debug if documentation presents it like that(and maybe for audit vs debug log cross comparison for extra analysis).
Log level 4 supposedly helps with getting performance numbers too but In reviewing logs I see no logging to indicate performance of evaluated rules. Might it be that NGINX integration is not as feature complete as integrations with other webservers in v3?
Version: Master branch right now of the ngx connector + libmodsec 3.0.4
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