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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 39243] - Can't post files larger than 128k onto ssl client cert secured site
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------- Additional Comments From asfbugzilla@gnosys.biz 2007-03-03 09:01 -------
I'm hitting this limit too, using apache 2.2.3, built from a standard
Gentoo-based ebuild.
I'm using Apache here in this context as a front-end to Zope/Plone, and plone
offers the user the option of uploading content. This content has no inherent
plone-based size limits. So in my case, if I use SSL to secure my sites (which
I do), and I use Apache as a front-end, as described in several places in plone
documentation, two of which are here:
http://plone.org/documentation/tutorial/plone-apache
http://plone.org/documentation/how-to/apache-ssl
...and I upload large files, then I get nailed by this limit. Has any further
work been done with this in 2.2?
What info is still needed to resolve this bug?
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