Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail 1.4.1-2 and Redhat 9]

[Robert L. <law...@op...>]

After I went back and checked that, I found that I had set the
LimitBodyRequest to 1M; after I increased it to 10M, everything seems to
work ok.  Thanks for the help.

--Bob


> Hello Robert,
> On Monday, September 29, 2003, Robert Lawrence wrote...
>
>> I have RH 9 and SQM 1.4.1-2 running on 2 servers.  Works fine, except that
>> one one server, I can't attach any files ending in exe, tar, gz, or
zip; but I can attach files with doc, txt, jpg, etc.  The error I
receive is as
>> follows:
>
>> Request entity too large!
>> The POST method does not allow the data transmitted, or the data volume
exceeds the capacity limit.
>> Error 413
>
>> I only receive this error on one server, and as far as I can tell, both
servers' config files are identical (except for the server settings).
I've checked /etc/php.ini and everything is right, as well as
>> /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf.  I'm purely stumped.  I realize that PHP4 and
>> Apache 2 are only working experimentally, but it just seems odd that it
works just fine on one, and not the other.
>
> What have you checked in the above mentioned files? How big are the
attachements? Have you tried big .doc files too? This is usually cause
by the apache directive LimitBodyRequest (or something like that), which
RedHat ship at approximately 500kb.
>
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