Add ModSecurity configuration file text

This function adds text to a ModSecurity™ configuration file.

Important:

When you disable the Web Server role, the system disables this function.

config required	string The ModSecurity™ configuration filename and file path, relative to the `/etc/apache2/conf/` directory. Example: config=modsec_vendor_configs/example.conf
deploy	integer Default: 0 Whether to deploy the new text to the system. `1` — Deploy. `0` — Do not deploy. Enum: 1 0 Example: deploy=1
final	integer Default: 0 Whether to add the text as the final upload to the configuration file. `1` — Final upload. `0` — Not the final upload. Note: You must use this parameter if you wish to add the text as the final change to the configuration file. You must use the `init` parameter with this parameter if you wish to only make one change to the configuration file. Enum: 1 0 Example: final=1
init	integer Default: 0 Whether to add the text as the initial upload to the configuration file. `1` — Initial upload. `0` — Not the initial upload. Note: You must use this parameter if you wish to add the text as the initial change to the configuration file. You must use the `final` parameter with this parameter if you wish to only make one change to the configuration file. Enum: 1 0 Example: init=1
text	string Default: "" The text to add to the configuration file. Example: text=newtext

object

whmapi1 --output=jsonpretty \
  modsec_assemble_config_text \
  config='modsec_vendor_configs/example.conf'

Content type

application/json

{"metadata": {"command": "modsec_assemble_config_text",
"reason": "OK",
"result": 1,
"version": 1
}
}