- The following methods are introduced to allow clients of
libModSecurity that are not able to link and call the C/C++ standard
library to be able to free the buffers allocated by libModSecurity.
- msc_intervention_cleanup: Frees the buffers in a
ModSecurityIntervention structure that have been allocated by calls to
msc_intervention.
- msc_rules_error_cleanup: Frees an error message buffer allocated by
the msc_rules_xxx functions to detail the condition that triggered
the error.
That change was needed to move the variable attribution to earliest
as possible. We also have a new field for HTTP_PROTOCOL version used
on the response.
There are some classes such as AuditLog that demands a reference count. That is
needed because this class can be used by different instances of the Rules
classes.
The server ID is a sha-1 identifier generated from the mac address of the first
ethernet device plus the server name. The process is the same used by
ModSecurity 2.9
