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set maximum header size client will accept #1748
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It'd probably be useful if there were more knobs to configure here, but I can at least explain what limits currently exist:
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a client side configurable max read buffer size sounds exactly what I need |
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I'd like to work on this. |
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This allows users to configure a limit to client connections' read and write buffers. Closes hyperium#1748
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This allows users to configure a limit to client connections' read and write buffers. Closes hyperium#1748
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This allows users to configure a limit to client connections' read and write buffers. Closes hyperium#1748
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This allows users to configure a limit to client connections' read and write buffers. Closes hyperium#1748
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This allows users to configure a limit to client connections' read and write buffers. Closes #1748
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all headers are effectively stored in memory (as oppose to body which is streamed) and that's no way to cap how much memory is used. In my case I need to make many concurrent requests to servers I don't control and want to cap the amount of memory used by each request.
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