Hi,

After a quick check of the source code and the Configuration Reference

at http://aolserver.com/docs/, the limits are all configurable in the
server's configuration as follows:

There is a maxheaders of 16384 which means 16,384 header lines can be
presented to the server.  That exceeds your 100 header requirement.

There is a maxline of 8192 bytes which means a line from the client,
e.g., any given HTTP header, can be up to 8,196 bytes before the
carriage return is reached.  That exceeds your 4k requirement.

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 or in the query
part of a GET string.  I know you didn't really ask for that but it is

helpful to know.

Here are the config variables:

ns_section "ns/server/${servername}"
# Limits
ns_param   maxheaders      16384     ;# Max no. of headers from client

ns_param   maxline         8192      ;# Max line length from client
ns_param   maxpost         65536     ;# Max bytes on a POST


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Kriston Rehberg
America Online, Inc.

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