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Welp, it seems deleting the post that said "Is 7 the number of despair?" fixed it.

That clearly isn't the problem though, as I've described above, because it doesn't cause issue anywhere but this one specific thread.

Okay, i've got a log of the params: Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=---------------------------2210819461716004652711661654 Content-Length: 2763 -----------------------------2210819461716004652711661654 Content-Disposition: form-data; name="7gou4kx3jir2ms" J9K<]s+u♕4%z...

Okay, I've clicked on post.php and there's four tabs, where would I see the query strings or parameters?

Nevermind I misinterpreted that, will check now

In vichan or x10's cPanel? Because I don't have this option aside from what might be in command-line tools that it has, and I don't see any sort of "network" tab or anything like that in the cPanel. EDIT: My bad, didn't interpret what you said right

Permissions being set to 777 on some stuff is a requirement for vichan to work properly specified in its installation instructions, but anyways, posting ">>22 It's considered a lucky number, though?" in other threads works fine. However, posting anything at all in the thread we've been...

That doesn't seem to be the problem here, though. Posting in any other thread or creating a new one does not result in the error.

Yes. Like I said, the actual content of the post field doesn't matter. It's contained only to this thread and occurs for the site's other users in this thread as well. post.php is chmodded to 777 so it's not a permissions issue which is why I think a post may have set off mod_security.

Just a simple text post. Anything I type comes out with the error.

Hi, I'm hosting a board running on vichan, a futaba-style imageboard software. It's impossible to post in one thread, throwing up "You don't have permission to access /post.php on this server." I believe this is due to a false positive with mod_security. Is there any way I can have it disabled...