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Panel Backend
v1.0.560
One upload limit per site: nginx and ModSecurity follow the site's PHP Post Max Size; the server version switch works; custom ModSecurity rules can be removed
Improvement
1- At the first start after the update, sites whose nginx or ModSecurity limit is below their PHP Post Max Size are raised to it. Limits raised by hand above it are never lowered.
Bug Fixes
5- A site's upload limit is its PHP Post Max Size (Domain > PHP). nginx's client_max_body_size and the site's ModSecurity request body limit follow it, and the ModSecurity limit never goes below the server-wide value in modsecurity.conf. Before, ModSecurity's server-wide 12.5 MB refused larger uploads with HTTP 500 on sites in blocking mode.
- Saving ModSecurity settings, toggling a rule, blocking or unblocking an IP, changing the web server and site migration no longer rewrite the site's nginx upload limit to 128M.
- Saving PHP limits updates the site's nginx and ModSecurity limits at once.
- Custom ModSecurity rules can be removed by saving an empty box (it was refused). Custom rules sent with the ModSecurity settings reach the server as well.
- Web Server > nginx: the "Hide Server Version" switch works; it reported success and changed nothing.