Hi guys, I have been months now configuring my ispconfig 3 on CentOS 6.4 installation for PCI DSS Compliance. I have overcome almost all the issues that I was prompted with on the security shortcomings so if anyone has questions (my site scans are performed by security metrics). However I have one question. The /stats/ folder which is generated by ispconfig daily, the .htaccess it creates allows the username/password to be sent in cleartext. I am trying to force /stats/ to redirect to https://mydomain.com/stats BEFORE it asks for username/password. I can do this with the following (appended to the already generated .htaccess at the top) SSLOptions +StrictRequire SSLRequireSSL SSLRequire %{HTTP_HOST} eq "mydomain.com" However the .htaccess is overwritten frequently I believe. My issue would be resolved with either of the following, A) I can modify the code written to .htaccess file in the ispconfig cron files, I have had a brief look but cannot actually find the script which writes them at the moment. B) I can disable ispconfig from creating the stats folder automatically. What solutions would you think suitable and any further ideas on this would be a great help!
Any ideas on this, would like to make the changes before the start of the bank holiday weekend so i can set the sitescans and hopefully have passed the tests by my return. Regards, Jim Dixon