In some environments people can override most things but not mod_sec rules, so this breaks their blog and they can't recover unless they manually edit the file. There is no way to detect whether you can overwrite the rules or not.
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$rules .= "</IfModule>\n";
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// If ModSecurity is loaded, disable it for uploads.
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$rules .= "\n<IfModule mod_security.c>\n" .
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"<Files async-upload.php>\n" .
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"SecFilterEngine Off\n" .
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"SecFilterScanPOST Off\n" .
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"</Files>\n" .
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"</IfModule>\n";
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$rules = apply_filters('mod_rewrite_rules', $rules);
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$rules = apply_filters('rewrite_rules', $rules); // Deprecated
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