In the examples so far the assumption was that we are always going to use regular pattern matching against input. While regular expressions are very useful, there are often times when you want to do something else. That is when operators come to play. The truth is that ModSecurity always uses an operator, but that it assumes that you want to use regular patterns matching unless you specify an operator in a rule. So, to start with, here’s a rule that explicitly specifies an operator- -the regular pattern matching one!In the examples so far the assumption was
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modsecurity系列三：规则2-Operators
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In the examples so far the assumption was that we are always going to use regular pattern matching against input. While regular expressions are very useful, there are often times when you want to do something else. That is when operators come to play. The truth is that ModSecurity always uses an operator, but that it assumes that you want to use regular patterns matching unless you specify an operator in a rule. So, to start with, here’s a rule that explicitly specifies an operator- -the regular pattern matching one!In the examples so far the assumption was
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