Re: Problem with pipe and @pmFromFile

Hi Azur,

With the @pm operator, the pipe character is used to encode bytes in 
hexa, like |090a|.
When using only 1 pipe, it's not seen as this encoding character, but 
with 2 well.

You would need to encode the pipe to have it "escaped": aaa|7c|bbb|7c|ccc
That's the theory because the implementation is buggy and this doesn't work.
The only solution is to use a regex: "@rx aaa[|]bbb[|]ccc"
... but you have to add another rule on top of your @pmFromFile one :-(

On 03-06-2021 09:25, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'm having problems with matching strings containing multiple pipe 
> characters using @pmFromFile. For example, i'm able to match this 
> pattern (with only 1 pipe):
> aaa|bbb
>
>
> But i'm unable to match this pattern (with multiple pipes):
> aaa|bbb|ccc
>
> Any hints what's wrong? Thanks. modsecurity 2.9.3, Apache 2.4.
>
> azur
>
>
>
>
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