I saw another user just posted another topic about suspicious script locations, but I've created this separate topic because my question is different. The other user asked about a way to disable the scan for scripts in suspicious locations.
I do not want to disable the scan for scripts in suspicious locations. It's a good idea and I want to keep it active.
I have looked through the documentation and can't see any way to specify directories that should be ignored for the 'Suspicious file location for a script'.
Of course I do want the directories to scanned by cxs, so a regular 'ignore' is not appropriate.
No Option to ignore specific Suspicious Script Locations?
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Re: No Option to ignore specific Suspicious Script Locations
It is regarded as a suspicious file which are detected through --options [f]. Ignoring such files can be done through the normal mechanisms in a cxs.ignore file (see cxs.ignore.example), e.g. using md5sums for a unique ignore. There's no way in cxs to ignore specific files or locations for specific options.
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Re: No Option to ignore specific Suspicious Script Locations
This feature has now been moved to its own option:
http://blog.configserver.com/index.php?itemid=707
http://blog.configserver.com/index.php?itemid=707