(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 _______________________________________________ ActivePerl mailing list ActivePerl@listserv.ActiveState.com To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs