[users@httpd] LimitRequestBody and mod_ssl

[Serge Dubrouski <se...@gmail.com>]

Hello -

It's more a question to the developers than to the users. I just ran
into the problem that mod_ssl doesn't support LimitRequestBody
parameter. Instead it has it's own C define SSL_MAX_IO_BUFFER hard set
to 128K. That leads into inability for our clients to submit POSTs
bigger than 128K over HTTPS, in spite of the fact that default limit
for HTTP is 2Gb. Apache sends "Request Entity Too Large" error to the
client.

Was it designed like that on purpose or mod_ssl developers just
overlooked support for LimitRequestBody? Should I create a Bugzilla
report for it?

Thanks.

Serge Dubrouski.

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