Hi, When I open one of my two productive instances of ISPConfig with Chrome on Debian I get the following error message: "Possible attack detected. This action has been logged." and I can't login. It works with Firefox and I had a look at /usr/local/interface/temp/ids.log via ssh. This is the output. Obviously there is some strange Cookie in Chrome and it triggers the IDS. I am very reluctant to simply delete all cookies because this will force me to confirm Privacy Settings on all Websites I visit for at least two weeks. Is there a way to either a) find out the cookies name or origin and delete it manually or b) disable the IDS? Yours sincerely Stefan any:/index.php:GET.WE_LANGUAGE any:/login/index.php:GET.WE_LANGUAGE any:/index.php:GET.WE_LANGUAGE any:/login/index.php:GET.WE_LANGUAGE any:/login/index.php:COOKIE.logged_out_marketing_header_id any:/index.php:COOKIE.logged_out_marketing_header_id any:/index.php:COOKIE.logged_out_marketing_header_id any:/index.phpOST.class_module_classLoader_resources_context_parent_pipeline_first_pattern any:/index.php:COOKIE.logged_out_marketing_header_id any:/index.php:COOKIE.logged_out_marketing_header_id any:/index.php:COOKIE.logged_out_marketing_header_id any:/index.php:COOKIE.logged_out_marketing_header_id
