Hi there,
in Screen Name Service, we're currently investigating a problem regarding the
truncation/dropping of HTTP headers when they're becoming too big or too many
for the client or the server to handle.
Just wanted to ask you guys if you know of any limitations of AOLserver in
this
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Date: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 2:50 PM
Subject: Re: AOLserver complies with HTTP minimums?
On 2001.10.17, Kriston Rehberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a maxpost of 65535 bytes which means 65,535 bytes total can
be presented to the server in the body of a POST POST
+-- On Oct 17, Mark Hubbard said:
This will probably be an issue for us in the future. Thanks for bringing it
to light.
Note that if you use ns_getform, and the request was a POST with content
in multipart/form-data format, then maxpost does not apply.
+-- On Oct 17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Where is the limit, exactly? Tcl API or C API?
The limit is in the Ns_ConnGetQuery function. It does not apply to file
uploads, because those are sent in multipart/form-data format.
+-- On Oct 17, Rob Mayoff said:
The limit is in the Ns_ConnGetQuery function. It does not apply to file
uploads, because those are sent in multipart/form-data format.
More accurately, the limit is enforced by the Ns_ConnGetQuery function.
It is set using the ns/server/servername
