-> > 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. -> -> Hmm, the default 65k for POST kinda sucks for people who do -> content management through AOLserver who allow file uploads ...
I do know that I can accept files of over 100kb via Python's CGI model when running in PyWX, so this is obviously only a limitation in one of the two APIs (C or Tcl) for getting file data -- i.e. it's not a socket limitation, because that's what I am using. Where is the limit, exactly? Tcl API or C API? --titus
