x27; field in the record is a 16-bit integer
value, so if you need more than 64KB, you are pretty much SoL.
> - Srini
>
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issue.
- Srini
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From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bill Barker
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Subject: Re: AJP13: request headers > max packet size
I'm afraid that the 8KB limit is part of the AJP/1.3 protocol,
I'm afraid that the 8KB limit is part of the AJP/1.3 protocol, so it is very
unlikely to get "fixed" until AJP/1.4. At the moment, AJP/1.4 is just
vapor-ware ;-). To do anything else would likely break too many
installations in very horrible ways.
Of course, you're free to modify the source f
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Subject: AJP13: request headers > max packet size
We have run into 8 kb (max packet size) limit. We are using Kerberos
authenticat
We have run into 8 kb (max packet size) limit. We are using Kerberos
authentication in Active Directory environment. For some of our application
users Kerberos ticket that gets passed via HTTP header exceeds 8 kb.
The debug log shows connector fails even before trying to send headers. We
are usi
