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1. It's Apache, not PostgreSQL

   Frank Hilliard <frankhilliard@home.com> — 2001-06-25T18:27:27Z

   It looks as if Apache has an HTTP input buffer limit of 8190 bytes which
   can be
   reduced with a "LimitRequestLine" directive, but not increased. I'm
   hitting this with
   both phpPgAdmin and Cold Fusion.  I'm going to have to FTP stuff after
   all.
   Sigh. Thanks for all the suggestions I got in the last twenty minutes.
   BTW, the
   reason I've run into this is that I'm building a self-publishing website
   and some
   cells contain long web pages.
   Frank Hilliard
   http://frankhilliard.com/
   
   
   
   

2. Re: It's Apache, not PostgreSQL

   Bryan White <bryan@arcamax.com> — 2001-06-25T18:59:30Z

   > It looks as if Apache has an HTTP input buffer limit of 8190 bytes which
   > can be
   > reduced with a "LimitRequestLine" directive, but not increased. I'm
   > hitting this with
   > both phpPgAdmin and Cold Fusion.
   
   That sounds like a limit on the "GET" http request.  Can you recode your
   form to use POST?  My guess is it does not have the same limit.