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Whitelist the WP-Umbrella.com IP address
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| if ($wpumbrella_ips) { | |
| set $7g_drop_bad_request 0; | |
| set $7g_drop_bad_referer 0; | |
| set $7g_drop_bad_query_string 0; | |
| set $7g_drop_not_allowed_method 0; | |
| set $7g_drop_bad_bot 0; | |
| } |
Hi, how can i convert this rule to apache rewrite?
Hi, how can i convert this rule to apache rewrite?
Unfortunately, I don't use the Apache stack in our servers (only using Nginx). You could try looking for documentation surrounding OLS which may get you a better answer than our Nginx rules.
Looking at my GridPane setup for wp-umbrella and Mr Stoute once again has our backs already. Total champ
This gist has been updated to whitelist the IPV6 IP address range in addition of the single IPV4 that WPUmbrella uses.
New instructions to whitelist the IPV6. You will not need to create a second file to get the IPV6 range added.
File 2: https://gist.github.com/pstoute/47539c4e4eb955b02f2dffdaa4b9e139
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This is a quick gist for folks who use the 7G firewall and WP-Umbrella.com to manage your sites. Add this file via root access to your nginx extras location and make sure that your server configuration will add the added context file.
The location for GridPane powered servers:
nano /etc/nginx/extra.d/_custom/wpumbrella-7g-context.confAfter you've added the context file, you'll need to restart Nginx
nginx -tgp ngx reload