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Question SSLRenegBufferSize - Where to set it?

CrispinP

New Pleskian
hi,

I (think I) need to set the following in the httpd.conf file:
Code:
SSLRenegBufferSize 1048600000

I have tried setting it in the value "SSLRenegBufferSize 1048600000" in the "Additional directives for HTTP" or "Additional directives for HTTPS" but it says it's not valid.

I tried putting it into <Directory> brackets but it does not like that either.
How should I add this directive?


TIA

Crispin
 
Hi CrispinP,

1.0486 GB ? Are you sure you want to set this? The apache default setting is 128 KB. ;)

Anyway... have a closer look at your error message and use the EXACT FOLDER in your additional location directive for HTTPS:

Code:
<Location "/FOLDER-NAME-AS-SHOWN-IN-YOUR-ERROR-MESSAGE">
    SSLRenegBufferSize 1048600000
</Location>
Pls. be informed, that this will only work for APACHE, not for NGINX. ;) For NGINX, you have to raise the setting for "client_max_body_size".


Pls. consider to add corresponding log - file - entries, when you need further help for your investigations to the root cause of your issue.
 
1.0486 GB ? Are you sure you want to set this? The apache default setting is 128 KB. ;)
I think so :)

Well, I thought so anyway...

I am trying to solve a problem where I cannot upload large files (anything over 100MB) via SSL. This is one of the things which people suggest.

It seems though I am chasing a red herring - I cannot upload large files over http either. Before you roll your eyes :) I've already got the normal http post size set to 1024M and it's still giving me grief.... (http 413 - entity too large)

Thanks for the tips but I don't think that is my problem anyway.


C
 
I forgot... I solved this already! I really need more sleep.


I'm using CloudFlare as a CDN and they don't support it.
 
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