Hello,

I'm very new to mod_security - installed it on one of my server a couple 
of days ago along with core rules 2.2.1.

I had to create a couple of exceptions as some common Slovene words 
contain strings that trigger some SQL injection rules. For example - the 
word 'slike' (meaning 'pictures') obviously contains 'like' which 
triggers one or more of the rules in 
modsecurity_crs_41_sql_injection_attacks.conf.


Anyway, I also noticed that Google Analytics cookie __utmz often 
triggers these rules as it sometimes (quite often, actually) contains 
things like 'n=(n' - for example:

__utmz=42207527.1312789542.1.1.utmgclid=CIvzq5Gav6oCFZQm3wodY1mF5w|utmccn=(not+set)|utmcmd=(not+set)


What's a recommended practice to handle thinks like that?

  Danilo

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