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Force a limit on the size of HTTP headers. - #154
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I don't know why I didn't do this at the same time as the HTTP body, but better late than never. The aim here is, as before, to set a limit that no sane client is likely to come close to: this is really designed to only deal with malicious or gone-bonkers clients. While I'm here, (at last) add a test for the body check.
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I don't know why I didn't do this at the same time as the HTTP body, but better late than never. The aim here is, as before, to set a limit that no sane client is likely to come close to: this is really designed to only deal with malicious or gone-bonkers clients.
While I'm here, (at last) add a test for the body check.