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litespeed_wiki:config:recaptcha [2019/03/04 19:55] Kevin Fwu [Customizing the Recaptcha Page] |
litespeed_wiki:config:recaptcha [2019/04/01 16:15] Jackson Zhang [How To Enable at the Server Level] |
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| - | Set **Enable reCAPTCHA** to ''Yes''. This is the master switch. | + | Set **Enable reCAPTCHA** to ''Yes''. This is the master switch and it is required for both control panel environment and LSWS native environment. |
| For other options, hover over the ''?'' symbol to view detailed information about that option. | For other options, hover over the ''?'' symbol to view detailed information about that option. | ||
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| You can also enable reCAPTCHA on an individual virtual host that is under attack, while leaving other websites disabled. | You can also enable reCAPTCHA on an individual virtual host that is under attack, while leaving other websites disabled. | ||
| - | ===== How To Enable at the Vhost Level ===== | + | ===== How To Enable at the Vhost Level for control panel virtual hosts or LSWS native virtual hosts===== |
| - | Server-level reCAPTCHA must be enabled. | + | Server-level reCAPTCHA must be enabled even control panel used. |
| - | Please note that virtual-host-level sensitivity will override the sensitivity set at the server level. | + | LSWS native virtual-host-level sensitivity will override the sensitivity set at the server level. |
| - | You can enable virtual-host-level reCAPTCHA through rewrite rules or the WebAdmin console. | + | You can enable virtual-host-level reCAPTCHA through rewrite rules for control panel virtual hosts or through the WebAdmin console for LSWS native virtual hosts. |
| - | ==== Rewrite Rule ==== | + | ==== Enable recaptcha for control panel virtual hosts through rewrite rules ==== |
| - | Use one of the following rewrite rule directives: | + | Use one of the following rewrite rule directives in control panel virtual host document root .htaccess: |
| - | ''[E=verifycaptcha]'' or ''[E=verifycaptcha: deny]'' | + | ''[E=verifycaptcha]'' or ''[E=verifycaptcha: ACTION]'' |
| - | ''[E=verifycaptcha]'' will always redirect to reCAPTCHA until verified. ''[E=verifycaptcha: deny]'' will redirect to reCAPTCHA until **Max Tries** is reached, after which the client will be denied. | + | ''[E=verifycaptcha]'' will always redirect to reCAPTCHA until verified. ''ACTION'' can be ''deny'' to return a 403 or ''drop'' to drop the connection when **Max Tries** is reached. Until Max Tries is reached, the client will be redirected to recaptcha. |
| For example: | For example: | ||
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| (''SOME-CONDITIONAL-CHECK'' would be a suspicious UA, IP address, etc.) | (''SOME-CONDITIONAL-CHECK'' would be a suspicious UA, IP address, etc.) | ||
| - | ==== LiteSpeed Native Mode ==== | + | ==== Enable recaptcha for LiteSpeed native virtual hosts ==== |
| You can also use LSWS WebAdmin console to enable reCAPTCHA in LSWS native mode. | You can also use LSWS WebAdmin console to enable reCAPTCHA in LSWS native mode. | ||