Hi all,
One of my clients is sending extremely large client packets. Specifically it has hundreds of LDAP connections and these are reported in the [ports] section, however I am not getting all of the data and the hobbitd process is reporting the following warning:
Latest errormessages: Oversize status msg from 10.44.85.244 for dir0.lon.oss.colt.net:ports truncated (n=273337, limit=262144)
Digging through the code I can find some references to an environment variable called "MAXMSG_CLIENT" which brings up two questions:
- Can I set this so that I can allow for a larger client message?
- Where should I set it to ensure that it takes effect?
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