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moltmans11123
moltmans11123

How do I fix the flash messages so I know what is actually incorrect when I'm using the CMS to create things (pages, partials, assets, etc.) No matter what I do its always get a message like the below.

Any help would be appreciated. FYI here I am adding "width: 9px;" and it won't save until I remove it. I have reinstalled from a freshly downloaded copy.

Soooo this is even wierder its not that I have "width: 9px;" here its just that its "9px" if I change it to "10px" it saves. Did not expect using this CMS to be this umm interesting but slogging ahead.

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moltmans11123
moltmans11123

no one has a response to this issue? Am I alone in this happening?

jwilson8767
jwilson8767

Sorry moltmans11123, I think we need more info to understand what is happening here. How about replication instructions?

moltmans11123
moltmans11123

This only occurs on my server where I get all green check marks for install I have fileinfo active. If I install this on a fresh copy of xampp everything works perfectly fine.

octobro
octobro

Getting the same issue. If I make a new file in partials or anywhere in CMS it works fine. But the existing ones will not write. I have changed the permissions but still no luck.

It works fine locally on a MAMP env, as well as on a VPS with LAMP. But the joys of somebody having shared hosting on CentOS. It doesn't seem to save and returns html like pic below

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octobro
octobro

Update: Seemed to be an issue with the hosts modsec rules in Apache. Host bypassed domain and it was working again. It's working but not the ideal answer to any question really.

moltmans11123
moltmans11123

I figured it out as well earlier and I forgot to post here yes if you get the above modsec is your issue. To octobro I would say its a good thing it shows that your server is over doing it in the security department which is always a good thing.

Andy30
Andy30

moltmans11123 said:

I figured it out as well earlier and I forgot to post here yes if you get the above modsec is your issue. To octobro I would say its a good thing it shows that your server is over doing it in the security department which is always a good thing.

octobro said:

Getting the same issue. If I make a new file in partials or anywhere in CMS it works fine. But the existing ones will not write. I have changed the permissions but still no luck.

It works fine locally on a MAMP env, as well as on a VPS with LAMP. But the joys of somebody having shared hosting on CentOS. It doesn't seem to save and returns html like pic below

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it seems im having exactly same issues... on localhost everything works fine, as soon i move it to live server i cannot save any changes to "pages"

will contact my host to see what they can do about it

or is there something i could do in htaccess (however i have shared hosting so it could be a limited at what i can do there)

thanks

Andy30
Andy30

my host has disabled mod_security and it works perfectly!

moltmans11123
moltmans11123

Andy30 said:

my host has disabled mod_security and it works perfectly!

You shouldn't disable it just ask them to white list the rules that october is tripping. Modsec is what keeps the baddies out. It should always be on never disable it.

Andy30
Andy30

moltmans11123 said:

Andy30 said:

my host has disabled mod_security and it works perfectly!

You shouldn't disable it just ask them to white list the rules that october is tripping. Modsec is what keeps the baddies out. It should always be on never disable it.

they assured me they have a lot of mods active, so where is no danger :) but if you could share what rules needs white listing i could pass it on. As they not very familiar with octobercms

cheers

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