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MJL 19/3/07 Effectively disabled HTTP chunk transfer code (see MAX_HTTP_TRANSFER_BYTES), was causing problems where start and end were not specified.

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r1671 | mle | 2007-03-19 17:02:17 +1100 (Mon, 19 Mar 2007) | 2 lines
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Mark Lesha
2007-03-19 17:02:17 +11:00
committed by Douglas Clowes
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@@ -665,8 +665,13 @@ static int AnstoHttpGetHistogram(pHistDriver self, SConnection *pCon,
// MJL 22/11/06: Turned HTTP 1.1 chunking off at the histogram server, so we no longer // MJL 22/11/06: Turned HTTP 1.1 chunking off at the histogram server, so we no longer
// need a size restriction. Leave the code in just in case it's needed for other reasons, // need a size restriction. Leave the code in just in case it's needed for other reasons,
// but set a larger maximum request size. // but set a larger maximum request size.
// MJL 19/3/07 Because some clients now perform requests without valid start and end parameters,
// the code below won't work properly in some cases. As a temporary fix, effectively disable it
// by setting MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_BYTES to a very large value (4GB = 1Gint).
// Note, actual transfer of such large data sizes in one hit may fail, not recommended.
//#define MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_BYTES 131072 //#define MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_BYTES 131072
#define MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_BYTES 1048576 //#define MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_BYTES 1048576
#define MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_BYTES (4096*1048576) // max transfer size 4GB (but your mileage may vary)
// Do the HTTP data transfer in bite sized pieces // Do the HTTP data transfer in bite sized pieces
while(end>start) while(end>start)
{ {