jesse at bestpractical
May 8, 2008, 5:44 AM
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Re: HTTP Client limit for returning queries
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On May 8, 2008, at 7:53 AM, Adam Smith wrote:
> Can someone "in the know" please clarify whether or not RT has a "rate
> limit" setting per-IP (I think in testing this some time ago it
> appeared to be per-browser, somehow, so maybe by session ID??) anyway
> -- something like that which prevents users from pulling more than
> about two queries at the same time? I believe this to be some sort of
> Denial of Service prevention by "rate limiting" people requesting data
> from the systems.
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It does not. If you wanted such a feature, I'd recommend you do it at
the webserver layer.
> For Team Leaders and so on trying to load up several tickets at once
> it can slow you down, especially if you have a lot of data to pull
> down. Is there any way of increasing this limit?
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> Adam Smith
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