I was checking out the wiki at lslwiki.net and while reading the page for the llHTTPRequest and ran into a funny paragraph that reminded me of the PA Annoucements in Airplane.
"body specifies the body of the HTTP request and is only used when HTTP_METHOD is POST or PUT. The body is only limited to the amount of available free memory in the script (before the script has a stack/heap collision.) (As of 10/29/06 this seems to be limited to 2048 characters, and cuts off anything further – Seifert) (As of 22/08/07 this is no longer limited to 2048 characters. I was able to pass over 4096 characters with no cutoffs. – Zachary Carter)(AS of 20dec07 i can not have more than 2048 chars.. and HTTP_BODY_MAXLENGTH returns nothing, so how you did more Zachary ? – pierrehenri Beaumont) (March 19, 2008 [Server 1.19.1.81992 / Client 1.19.0 (5)]: I am able to send 14970 characters, ran out of memory when trying any higher. So it is limited to available memory as of this time. – Cory Fimicoloud) (November 5, 2008: Nope, tested and still limited to 2048. — Siann Beck)
11/11/08: I strongly suspect that one half of you above are talking about the 2k limit on the http response, and the other half are talking about the memory only limit on the http request+body, am I right? – DeFarge” (originally post at http://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=llHTTPRequest)
Thought it was amusing.
Giggy
