Hello everybody,

Recently, we (the Zevenet Team) integrated libmodsecurity 3.0.3 in Pound.
So, if it is useful for anybody or somebody wants to try it, it is
available in the GitHub Zevenet Pound repository:

https://github.com/zevenet/pound.

I regret cannot add a patch only with the WAF code, but the Zevenet Pound
code has diverged a lot from its original point. Other community patches
have been applied and other developments too.

As brief information:
* The ruleset directives are global for all HTTP/S listeners in a Pound
process.
* The "WafRule" directive is a file with the Modsecurity directives to
execute. Several wafRule directives can be added to a pound config file.
* The "WafBodySize" directive sets a limit for the body buffer. If the
request body or response body is bigger than this value, the body will not
be inspected. The 0 value does not set any limit.
* pounctl -R -s <pound_ctl_socket>, will reload the WAF rules without
stopping the load balancing service.

If anybody has a doubt or suggestion for improvement I will be glad to hear
it.

Regards,
Alvaro


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