[EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered the following thing:
> On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, Peter Vogel wrote:
> 
> > Roughly how many byes of data would I expect to receive for each http
> > request to my server?
> 
> How long is the path in the URL? The referrers address?
> 
> I've seen URL's as long as 900 bytes or so. Actually, I think I saw one
> once that was around 1500 bytes - huge referrer address in front of a
> reasonably long URL.

Not forgetting that http POST requests can be incredibly long - many
megabytes.

There is no real maximum size for a request though...but if you
only are taking GET requests, you can be pretty sure of dazzas
advice.

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