iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

Example
AutomatedLogRolloverSize 50
BigInBufSize
Syntax
BigInBufSize { yes][no }
Description
Use the BigInSize directive when you need to send a large amount of data in burst mode to the
httpd. When the value is set to yes, the http request inbound buffer size increases four fold to
better handle the load.
Default
BigInBufSize no
Example
BigInBufSize yes
Browser
Syntax
Browser agent -redirectlimit url-length
Description
Use the Browser directive to specify the maximum HTTP redirect URL length (url-length) that
is supported by the specified browser (agent). Many browsers have a limit (such as 128 characters)
for the length of the URL specified in an HTTP redirect operation. The agent argument matches
against the content in the HTTP User-Agent: field.
For example, the following directive specifies that the maximum redirect URL length for browsers
that have names matching *NCSA Mosaic* is 128 characters:
Browser "*NCSA Mosaic*" -redirectlimit 128
Multiple Browser directives are allowed in the server configuration file (httpd.config); these
directives might have agent patterns that overlap. For example:
Browser "*NCSA*" -redirectlimit 128
Browser "*NCSA Mosaic*" -redirectlimit 256
When the contents of User-Agent: matches more than one agent pattern, the server uses the
Browser directive corresponding to the longest matching pattern. For example, if User-Agent:
contains the string NCSA Web Browser, the server uses the first Browser directive (with a redirect
limit of 128); whereas if User-Agent: contains the string NCSA Mosaic, the server uses the second
Browser directive (with a redirect limit of 256).
The server uses the information provided by the Browser directive to modify the HTTP redirect
operation such that the Web client operates correctly. If a redirect URL is shorter than the redirect
limit supported by the matched browser, the server returns an HTTP redirect result directing the
Web client to the new location. If the redirect URL is longer than the limit supported by the matched
browser, the server returns a page containing a link the user can select to go to the new location.
This link page can be customized (as described in “Message” (page 222)).
For more information about redirect operations, see the description of the Redirect command in
“Region” (page 232).
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