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If there is a large list of CSS, JS, ... files in the TSFE context, an HTTP response code 500 is returned.
The reason is the Response Header Limit (Apache: LimitRequestFields, ...)
We should have the possibility to limit the header link: value list to a maximum of kiloBytes or a maxium of items in the list.
Alternatively, a hook or event would also be possible, so that each extension can intervene there.
We encountered the problem in our local development environment because the CSS and JavaScript components were loaded individually for the source maps instead of combined for staging and production.
At the moment we just don't see any possibility of limiting the HTTP2 resource pusher to that effect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We had the same issue with an nginx reverse proxy in front of an apache webserver. The nginx complains, b/c the upstream response header got > 4k in size.
upstream sent too big header while reading response header from upstream
To solve this quickly we override ResourceMatcher to limit the number of items.
If there is a large list of CSS, JS, ... files in the TSFE context, an HTTP response code 500 is returned.
The reason is the Response Header Limit (Apache: LimitRequestFields, ...)
We should have the possibility to limit the header
link:
value list to a maximum of kiloBytes or a maxium of items in the list.Alternatively, a hook or event would also be possible, so that each extension can intervene there.
We encountered the problem in our local development environment because the CSS and JavaScript components were loaded individually for the source maps instead of combined for staging and production.
At the moment we just don't see any possibility of limiting the HTTP2 resource pusher to that effect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: