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#5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

1.984
closed-fixed
Jamie Cameron
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2022-02-12
2022-02-05
Christopher Wager
No

Hi Jamie,

This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

push(@mems, @cmems);

if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {
# Add a <directory> section for the root
$dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
'type' => 1,
'members' => [
{ 'name' => 'Options',
'value' => 'None' },
],
};</directory>

    if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {
            # Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line
            push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
                 { 'name' => 'allow',
                   'value' => 'from all' });
            }

    if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {
            # Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line
            push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
                 { 'name' => 'Require',
                   'value' => 'all granted' });
            }
    push(@mems, $dirsect);
    }

As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

Thanks
Chris

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  • Jamie Cameron

    Jamie Cameron - 2022-02-05

    Thanks ... but how was the config invalid before this change?

     

    • Christopher Wager

      Christopher Wager - 2022-02-05

      Hi Jamie,

      It included both the "allow from all" and "require all granted" in the .vhost which would cause apache to fail to start on a syntax error.

      Apologies for not explaining.

      Thanks
      Chris

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      From: Jamie Cameron jcameron@users.sourceforge.net
      Sent: Saturday, February 5, 2022 5:42:35 AM
      To: [webadmin:bugs] 5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net
      Subject: [webadmin:bugs] #5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

      Thanks ... but how was the config invalid before this change?

      [bugs:#5547]https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/ create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

      Status: open
      Group: 1.984
      Created: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC by Christopher Wager
      Last Updated: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC
      Owner: Jamie Cameron

      Hi Jamie,

      This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

      I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

      I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

      push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, @cmems);

      if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {

      Add a <directory> section for the root</directory>

      $dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
      'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
      'type' => 1,
      'members' =>
      { 'name' => 'Options',
      'value' => 'None' },
      https://sourceforge.net/{%20'name'%20=%20'Options',
      %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'value'%20=>%20'None'%20},>,
      };

      if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
             { 'name' => 'allow',
               'value' => 'from all' });
        }

if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
             { 'name' => 'Require',
               'value' => 'all granted' });
        }
push(@mems, $dirsect);
}

      As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

      Thanks
      Chris

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      • Christopher Wager

        Christopher Wager - 2022-02-05

        Hi Jamie,

        Its worth noting it might be possible to work round this on the apache server by adding the mod_access_compat module but that's not the right answer in my view webmin should understand the need for the new syntax and deal with it accordingly.

        In my case I'm not a huge fan of enabling legacy modules if there not needed and I would rather edit the cgi file manually as I have done than enable a compatibility module.

        I imagine this will be an issue for scripts related to updating the vhosts also, I haven't tested updating as I have not needed to use it.

        Sorry for the additional email just trying to help as much as I can.

        Thanks

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        To: [webadmin:bugs] 5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net
        Subject: [webadmin:bugs] Re: #5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

        Hi Jamie,

        It included both the "allow from all" and "require all granted" in the .vhost which would cause apache to fail to start on a syntax error.

        Apologies for not explaining.

        Thanks
        Chris

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        From: Jamie Cameron jcameron@users.sourceforge.netjcameron@users.sourceforge.net
        Sent: Saturday, February 5, 2022 5:42:35 AM
        To: [webadmin:bugs] 5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net
        Subject: [webadmin:bugs] #5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

        Thanks ... but how was the config invalid before this change?

        [bugs:#5547]https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/ create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

        Status: open
        Group: 1.984
        Created: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC by Christopher Wager
        Last Updated: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC
        Owner: Jamie Cameron

        Hi Jamie,

        This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

        I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

        I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

        push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/https://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, @cmems);

        if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {

        Add a <directory> section for the root</directory>

        $dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
        'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
        'type' => 1,
        'members' =>
        { 'name' => 'Options',
        'value' => 'None' },
        https://sourceforge.net/{%20'name'%20=%20'Options',
        %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'value'%20=>%20'None'%20},>,
        };

        if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
        { 'name' => 'allow',
        'value' => 'from all' });
        }

        if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
        { 'name' => 'Require',
        'value' => 'all granted' });
        }
        push(@mems, $dirsect);
        }

        As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

        Thanks
        Chris

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        [bugs:#5547]https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/ create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

        Status: open
        Group: 1.984
        Created: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC by Christopher Wager
        Last Updated: Sat Feb 05, 2022 05:42 AM UTC
        Owner: Jamie Cameron

        Hi Jamie,

        This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

        I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

        I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

        push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, @cmems);

        if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {

        Add a <directory> section for the root</directory>

        $dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
        'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
        'type' => 1,
        'members' =>
        { 'name' => 'Options',
        'value' => 'None' },
        https://sourceforge.net/{%20'name'%20=%20'Options',
        %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'value'%20=>%20'None'%20},>,
        };

        if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
             { 'name' => 'allow',
               'value' => 'from all' });
        }

if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
             { 'name' => 'Require',
               'value' => 'all granted' });
        }
push(@mems, $dirsect);
}

        As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

        Thanks
        Chris

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        • Christopher Wager

          Christopher Wager - 2022-02-08

          Hi Jamie,

          If we do strace and look for the write section, we find the following error being triggered:

          [pid 5745] write(2, "AH00526: Syntax error on line 7 "..., 83AH00526: Syntax error on line 7 of /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/www.56kprojects.com.conf:
          ) = 83
          [pid 5745] write(2, "Invalid command 'allow', perhaps"..., 108Invalid command 'allow', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration
          ) = 108

          For comparison here are the .vhost files before and after my change:

          Before my change to the CGI file:

          <virtualhost *="">
          DocumentRoot "/srv/www/56kprojects.com"</virtualhost>

          ServerName www.56kprojects.com

<Directory "/srv/www/56kprojects.com">
    allow from all
    Options None
    Require all granted
</Directory>

          After my change to the CGI file:

          <virtualhost *="">
          DocumentRoot "/srv/www/56kprojects.com"</virtualhost>

          ServerName www.56kprojects.com

<Directory "/srv/www/56kprojects.com">
    Options None
    Require all granted
</Directory>

          It is possible that this is because I have chosen not to install mod_access_compat module.

          However, in the context of the environment this is being used in having unnecessary modules is not the ideal process.

          Given the time since the launch of this newer standard it should really have been adopted widely by now and tools that integrate without it ought to function without the need for additional legacy modules.

          Thanks
          Chris

          From: Christopher Wager stargazer2021@users.sourceforge.net
          Sent: 05 February 2022 08:13
          To: [webadmin:bugs] 5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net
          Subject: [webadmin:bugs] Re: #5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

          Hi Jamie,

          Its worth noting it might be possible to work round this on the apache server by adding the mod_access_compat module but that's not the right answer in my view webmin should understand the need for the new syntax and deal with it accordingly.

          In my case I'm not a huge fan of enabling legacy modules if there not needed and I would rather edit the cgi file manually as I have done than enable a compatibility module.

          I imagine this will be an issue for scripts related to updating the vhosts also, I haven't tested updating as I have not needed to use it.

          Sorry for the additional email just trying to help as much as I can.

          Thanks

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          From: Christopher Wager stargazer2021@users.sourceforge.netstargazer2021@users.sourceforge.net
          Sent: Saturday, February 5, 2022 7:48:31 AM
          To: [webadmin:bugs] 5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net
          Subject: [webadmin:bugs] Re: #5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

          Hi Jamie,

          It included both the "allow from all" and "require all granted" in the .vhost which would cause apache to fail to start on a syntax error.

          Apologies for not explaining.

          Thanks
          Chris

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          From: Jamie Cameron jcameron@users.sourceforge.netjcameron@users.sourceforge.netjcameron@users.sourceforge.net
          Sent: Saturday, February 5, 2022 5:42:35 AM
          To: [webadmin:bugs] 5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net
          Subject: [webadmin:bugs] #5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

          Thanks ... but how was the config invalid before this change?

          [bugs:#5547]https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/ create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

          Status: open
          Group: 1.984
          Created: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC by Christopher Wager
          Last Updated: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC
          Owner: Jamie Cameron

          Hi Jamie,

          This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

          I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

          I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

          push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/https://sourceforge.net/u/mems/https://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, @cmems);

          if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {

          Add a <directory> section for the root</directory>

          $dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
          'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
          'type' => 1,
          'members' =>
          { 'name' => 'Options',
          'value' => 'None' },
          https://sourceforge.net/{%20'name'%20=%20'Options',
          %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'value'%20=>%20'None'%20},>,
          };

          if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {

          Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line

          push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
          { 'name' => 'allow',
          'value' => 'from all' });
          }

          if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {

          Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line

          push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
          { 'name' => 'Require',
          'value' => 'all granted' });
          }
          push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, $dirsect);
          }

          As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

          Thanks
          Chris

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          [bugs:#5547]https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/ create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

          Status: open
          Group: 1.984
          Created: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC by Christopher Wager
          Last Updated: Sat Feb 05, 2022 05:42 AM UTC
          Owner: Jamie Cameron

          Hi Jamie,

          This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

          I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

          I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

          push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/https://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, @cmems);

          if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {

          Add a <directory> section for the root</directory>

          $dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
          'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
          'type' => 1,
          'members' =>
          { 'name' => 'Options',
          'value' => 'None' },
          https://sourceforge.net/{%20'name'%20=https://sourceforge.net/%7b%20'name'%20=%20'Options',
          %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'value'%20=>%20'None'%20},>,
          };

          if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {

              # Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line

    push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},

         { 'name' => 'allow',

           'value' => 'from all' });

    }

          if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {

              # Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line

    push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},

         { 'name' => 'Require',

           'value' => 'all granted' });

    }

          push(@mems, $dirsect);

          }

          As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

          Thanks
          Chris

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          [bugs:#5547]https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/ create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

          Status: open
          Group: 1.984
          Created: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC by Christopher Wager
          Last Updated: Sat Feb 05, 2022 05:42 AM UTC
          Owner: Jamie Cameron

          Hi Jamie,

          This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

          I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

          I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

          push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, @cmems);

          if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {

          Add a <directory> section for the root</directory>

          $dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
          'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
          'type' => 1,
          'members' =>
          { 'name' => 'Options',
          'value' => 'None' },
          https://sourceforge.net/%7b%20'name'%20=%3e%20'Options',%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'value'%20=%3e%20'None'%20%7d,,
          };

          if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {

        # Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line

        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},

             { 'name' => 'allow',

               'value' => 'from all' });

        }



if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {

        # Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line

        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},

             { 'name' => 'Require',

               'value' => 'all granted' });

        }

push(@mems, $dirsect);

}

          As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

          Thanks
          Chris

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  • Jamie Cameron

    Jamie Cameron - 2022-02-09

    I suppose we could check if mod_access_compat is installed before adding those allow directives. Is there also a mod_access directive on Apache 2.4 ?

     

    • Christopher Wager

      Christopher Wager - 2022-02-10

      Hi Jsmie,

      Im a bit cofused as to why the would want to check if mod_access_compat is installed before adding the allow from all over adding only the correct directive for the new version.

      If you creating a new vhost you really ought to be using the correct syntax.

      Granted that may not be so if they are using webmin to amend vhosts that already exist but they you have a bigger problem.

      Intact apache even had documentation that explains using both types in the same vhost can lead to conflict and result in no access at all.

      Thanks
      Chris

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      From: Jamie Cameron jcameron@users.sourceforge.net
      Sent: Wednesday, February 9, 2022 5:40:47 AM
      To: [webadmin:bugs] 5547@bugs.webadmin.p.re.sourceforge.net
      Subject: [webadmin:bugs] #5547 create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

      I suppose we could check if mod_access_compat is installed before adding those allow directives. Is there also a mod_access directive on Apache 2.4 ?

      [bugs:#5547]https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5547/ create_virt.cgi creates invalid .vhosts for apache 2.4

      Status: open
      Group: 1.984
      Created: Sat Feb 05, 2022 04:05 AM UTC by Christopher Wager
      Last Updated: Sat Feb 05, 2022 05:42 AM UTC
      Owner: Jamie Cameron

      Hi Jamie,

      This issue was first logged by me at 1.981 since I did not get a response I have now selected and owner.

      I would not mind but I even provided you guys a potential fix to the issue I am not sure if it is affected all apache 2.4 instances as I only have openSUSE boxes to test on.

      I think the fix is to modify the cgi file create_virt as below:

      push(@memshttps://sourceforge.net/u/mems/, @cmems);

      if ($in{'adddir'} && $in{'root'}) {

      Add a <directory> section for the root</directory>

      $dirsect = { 'name' => 'Directory',
      'value' => "\"$in{'root'}\"",
      'type' => 1,
      'members' =>
      { 'name' => 'Options',
      'value' => 'None' },
      https://sourceforge.net/{%20'name'%20=%20'Options',
      %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20'value'%20=>%20'None'%20},>,
      };

      if ($httpd_modules{'core'} <= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.2 and below needs a "allow from all" line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
             { 'name' => 'allow',
               'value' => 'from all' });
        }

if ($httpd_modules{'core'} >= 2.4) {
        # Apache 2.4+ needs a 'Require all granted' line
        push(@{$dirsect->{'members'}},
             { 'name' => 'Require',
               'value' => 'all granted' });
        }
push(@mems, $dirsect);
}

      As I noted I have not been able to test this on anything other than openSUSE so I cannot confirm if this only effects openSUSE but it appears to be an issue with how the file is created for Apache2.4 than an distro issue.

      Thanks
      Chris

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      • Jamie Cameron

        Jamie Cameron - 2022-02-12

        You're right, I'll just stop setting that under Apache 2.4+

         

  • Jamie Cameron

    Jamie Cameron - 2022-02-12
    • status: open --> closed-fixed
     

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