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Implement a SharedMemory mechanism as Collection backend on libmodsecurity #1141
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As of: 833089e collections can be saved using LMDB. LMDB support the access from multiprocess. Further info about LMDB: https://github.com/LMDB/lmdb |
Hi, How to configure mod_security to use this LMDB? Could someone please post config sample, thanks a lot! |
Any update on how to configure it? |
@HOSTED-POWER |
Hey Roger-Man, Thanks a lot for your feedback! Just pass it and it will use it? :) Any idea about redis by coincidence? |
Hi @HOSTED-POWER, Redis is not yet supported. Check #1139. |
Hi just pass it and the
May be thats why no one including @zimmerle answered you how to configure it for a long time. I know he actively replies the posts. |
ModSecurity version 3 architecture allow the utilization of multiple backends, including a shared memory one. The support should be implemented. The interface is available here:
https://github.com/SpiderLabs/ModSecurity/blob/libmodsecurity/headers/modsecurity/collection/collection.h
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