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14/03/2005, 02h17

Duncan Booth wrote:

> Randell D. wrote:
>
>
>>Thus... Does anyone know if there is a limit when POSTing? I think a
>>FORM METHOD of GET has a standards limit of 1024 though most browsers
>>ignore this limit... However I can't recall a limit when posting data.
>>
>
>
> No official limit, although you the server will probably impose limits on
> the size it is willing to accept. Both Apache and IIS have configuration
> parameters which can be used to limit the maximum size of a request.
>
> It is a good idea to set a maximum size on your server to prevent DoS
> attacks attempting to upload multi-gigabyte files (unless you actually need
> to upload very large files!)
>
> See:
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/cor...mitrequestbody
>
> for relevant Apache directives on maximum request size and also limits on
> the number and size of fields.
>

Thanks - this is just the info I needed...

Randell D.

14/03/2005, 02h17	#15
Randell D. Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Is there a limit with forms POSTing? Duncan Booth wrote: > Randell D. wrote: > > >>Thus... Does anyone know if there is a limit when POSTing? I think a >>FORM METHOD of GET has a standards limit of 1024 though most browsers >>ignore this limit... However I can't recall a limit when posting data. >> > > > No official limit, although you the server will probably impose limits on > the size it is willing to accept. Both Apache and IIS have configuration > parameters which can be used to limit the maximum size of a request. > > It is a good idea to set a maximum size on your server to prevent DoS > attacks attempting to upload multi-gigabyte files (unless you actually need > to upload very large files!) > > See: > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/cor...mitrequestbody > > for relevant Apache directives on maximum request size and also limits on > the number and size of fields. > Thanks - this is just the info I needed... Randell D.