missing variables

[Kubas556]

When i execute "python .\cli.py -o regex.json --regex -f C:\Users\user\Downloads\modsec-rules\rules\REQUEST-905-COMMON-EXCEPTIONS.conf" to try parse modsec rules and them break inside on of the rule loop, the rule values are empty, there is no mention about them except for raw input and parse schema. In this file are used "REQUEST_LINE", "REMOTE_ADDR" and "REQUEST_HEADERS"

export.json

[airween]

Hi @Kubas556,

thanks for this report - unfortunately I can't open the image. Could you share the error in simple text?

Btw I tried to parse the mentioned file but it was success:

$ poetry run secrules-parser -r -f ../coreruleset/rules/REQUEST-905-COMMON-EXCEPTIONS.conf 
{"../coreruleset/rules/REQUEST-905-COMMON-EXCEPTIONS.conf": [{"905100": ["streq GET /"]}]}

$ poetry run secrules-parser -c -f ../coreruleset/rules/REQUEST-905-COMMON-EXCEPTIONS.conf 
Syntax OK: ../coreruleset/rules/REQUEST-905-COMMON-EXCEPTIONS.conf

[Kubas556]

There is no error in output, it seems fine. But the model from process_rules function seems to miss the REQUEST_LINE variable

[Kubas556]

The image i send is only screenshot of REQUEST-905-COMMON-EXCEPTIONS.conf file

[theseion]

REQUEST_LINE is defined as a variable in

secrules_parsing/src/secrules_parsing/model/secrules.tx

Line 62 in 32a571e

'REQUEST_BODY_LENGTH' | 'REQUEST_BODY' | 'REQUEST_FILENAME' | 'REQUEST_LINE' |

. Note that this parser does not create a complete model but only as much as we need for verification, linting, etc.

Are you looking for something specific that is currently not supported? It would be helpful if you could describe your usecase.

[Kubas556]

I need full model of modsec rule so i could recreate it using my own definitions in C# classes

[fzipi]

Maybe you might be more interested in the antlr parser: https://github.com/coreruleset/seclang_parser

[airween]

I need full model of modsec rule so i could recreate it using my own definitions in C# classes

If it's enough that you get a yaml/json structure of your rules, msc_pyparser will be a good choice for you.

[Kubas556]

Thanks, i will look at it.