Error message when disabling modsecparse.pl

[trisager]

When I disable modsecparse I get the following error:

Disable: Command not added to /scripts/posteasyapache as it is not a shell script

This of course means that modsecparse resumes running after easyapache has been run. Is there some way to avoid this?

Thanks!

[ForumAdmin]

It means that the first line in that file is not a bash/sh declaration. I would guess you probably have an empty file - if so, if you remove it then the script will recreate it correctly.

[trisager]

That does not appear to be the reason - this is the current content of that file:

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#!/bin/bash
/usr/share/cagefs/cpanel/cagefs_posteasyapache_hook<remove>.sh   #CageFS Version 2.0. Required for suphp recompilation

As far as I can tell the above is a valid declaration?

(<remove> inserted above to get around url restrictions on this forum)

[ForumAdmin]

Thanks. That does appear to be a bug which we'll look into.

[ForumAdmin]

cmc v1.11 should hopefully fix this now:
http://blog.configserver.com/

[trisager]

Wow, that was quick! There is still a small issue, after enabling and disabling the script looks like this:

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#!/bin/bash
/usr/share/cagefs/cpanel/cagefs_posteasyapache_hook.<remove>sh   #CageFS Version 2.0. Required for suphp recompilation
#!/bin/bash
/usr/share/cagefs/cpanel/cagefs_posteasyapache_hook.<remove>sh   #CageFS Version 2.0. Required for suphp recompilation
if [ -e '/etc/cron.hourly/modsecparse.<remove>pl' ]; then /bin/mv -f /etc/cron.hourly/modsecparse.<remove>pl /root/modsecparse.<remove>pl; fi

[ForumAdmin]

Rats. We've released v1.12 which should stop that from happening. You will need to remove the duplicate lines from /scripts/posteasyapache manually though.

[trisager]

Excellent, works great now. Thank you very much for your assistance!
Tom