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If you are implying domain wide, I dont believe you can turn it off for just one domain, but you can disable certain rules per domain in a vhost.conf file.
I mentioned this before, You cant turn it off on a single domain as far as I know, I have never heard of anyone doing it succesfully with .htaccess files. Its either turned on server wide or its not.
Why would you want to turn off mod-security, if you are getting false positives then do some exclusion for the affected domain like hostingguy said, turning it off is inviting script kiddies to turn your server into a playing ground
I mentioned this before, You cant turn it off on a single domain as far as I know, I have never heard of anyone doing it succesfully with .htaccess files. Its either turned on server wide or its not.
You can manage most of the main mod_security settings from a .htaccess file, so you can control it down to a per-domain, per-directory and/or per-file basis, switching off individuals rules, added new ones and just turning it off.
We do it use this level of configuration all the time and it works without a problem.
However, 'SecFilterEngine Off' is correct for version 1.9.x of mod_security, but in the later versions it's now 'SecRuleEngine Off' and can still be managed by the .htaccess file.
However, you need to make sure that Apache is configured to allow these commands with the .htaccess files (on by default, so you'd have to change the configuration to change the level of control offered).