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Port
on
which
WebSEAL
listens
for
HTTPS
requests.
This
value
is
set
during
WebSEAL
configuration.
When
the
default
HTTP
port
is
already
in
use,
WebSEAL
configuration
suggests
the
next
available
(unused)
port
number.
The
administrator
can
modify
this
number.
Valid
values
include
any
port
number
not
already
in
use
on
the
host.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
Default
value:
80
Example:
http-port
=
80
max-client-read
=
number_of_bytes
Specifies
the
maximum
number
of
bytes
that
WebSEAL
will
hold
in
internal
buffers
while
reading
from
a
client.
Affects
the
maximum
size
of
URLs,
HTTP
Headers,
and
the
size
of
a
request
that
will
be
cached.
Must
be
set
to
at
least
twice
the
value
of
request-body-max-read.
Minimum
number
of
bytes:
32678.
If
the
value
is
set
to
a
number
below
32768,
the
value
is
ignored
and
a
value
of
32768
is
used.
There
is
no
maximum.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
Default
value:
32768
Example:
max-client-read
=
32768
request-body-max-read
=
number_of_bytes
Maximum
number
of
bytes
to
read
in
as
content
from
the
body
of
POST
requests.
Used
for
dynurl,
authentication,
and
request
caching.
Minimum
number
of
bytes:
512.
Maximum
number
of
bytes:
32768.
However,
the
maximum
can
be
increased
by
raising
the
value
of
max-client-read.
See
“Configuring
server-side
caching
parameters”
on
page
201.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
Default
value:
4096
Example:
request-body-max-read
=
4096
request-max-cache
=
number_of_bytes
Maximum
amount
of
data
to
cache.
This
is
used
to
cache
request
data
when
a
user
is
prompted
to
authenticate
before
a
request
can
be
fulfilled.
This
value
should
be
a
positive
integer.
If
set
to
zero
(0),
the
user
login
succeeds
but
the
request
fails
because
WebSEAL
cannot
cache
the
request
data.
There
is
no
maximum
value.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
Default
value:
8192
Example:
request-max-cache
=
8192
See
also
“Configuring
server-side
caching
parameters”
on
page
201.
dynurl-map
=
relative_pathname
Appendix
A.
WebSEAL
configuration
file
reference
387