bet you can write a post with the word “union” in it either
how bout “curl”, “.htaccess” ?
leave the quotes off when you test.
And why would that be asks Curious George? And .. what’s the workaround? Leetspeak? I could have sworn I’ve blogged about .htaccess before.
mod_security is checking the content of the $_POST
select == MySQL
there are no quotes when I test, I added the quotes so you’d understand the exact phrase that is causing the problem. still not clear on your solution.
shockazulu, interesting I cant replicate that.
Just the word “select” in the post content? and click save.
All works for me, have you got any fancy plugins installed?
I tell a lie –
it does what shockazulu said….
I create dummy post entitled “test” with content “select” and then click Save, it just gives error
Your attempt to edit this post: “test” has failed.
Please try again.
Try again a couple of times, its not saved the comment.
Intermittent, works, then fails, works, then fails
I’ve also got my .htaccess file setup in wp-admin with:
<IfModule mod_security.c>
<Files async-upload.php>
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
</Files>
</IfModule>
