(Originally posted on the PerlEx mailing list)

Reg. PerlEx:

When a request size exceeds the ReadAheadMemorySizeLimit value (but not the 
ReadAheadFileSizeLimit) the request data is stored in a temporary file in the 
file system, right?

I'm having trouble with a server which has gone through a rather serious 
security hardening. When the request size exceeds the ReadAheadMemorySizeLimit 
value the request appears to time out. Raising the ReadAheadMemorySizeLimit 
value solves the immediate problem but I would like to solve it the right way - 
and I expect that means setting the right permissions in the file system.

So my question is: Where should what user have what permissions for this to 
work?



Best regards
Henning Michael Møller Just


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