Hello =)
I'm trying to save 27x27 arrays with sendValues, but i get :
2006/06/04 14:32:55.634 - [ WARNING ] [id: 12] (SmartFoxServer.readIncomingMessages): Message exceed allowed max length! (19598 bytes) from > /*.*.*.*
How could i bypass the protection, or change this allowed max length ? In fact i must save 3 arrays of 27x27 which is around 60 000 bytes.
(Nb : i saw another topic with the same name, but without any solution)
Message exceed allowed max length
<MaxMsgLen> limits the number of bytes that a client can send.
This is important for obvious security reasons.
There's no limit to the amount that is being sent from the server.
This is important for obvious security reasons.
There's no limit to the amount that is being sent from the server.
Sending all that data from the client isn't a good practice, unless the message is sent only a few times. Anyways you will need to allow at least 60kb of data in the <MaxMsgLen> to allow all that data to passHow could i bypass the protection, or change this allowed max length ? In fact i must save 3 arrays of 27x27 which is around 60 000 bytes.
My "map arrays" are sent to the client from the server, and there's no problem from this side. But i also have an admin "map editor" and i need to send back to the server these same "map arrays", just a few times.
My question is : is there any way to make a difference between the <MaxMsgLen> used in my public applications where i just need a few bytes of data, and the <MaxMsgLen> used in an "admin application" where i need to send huge amount of datas to the server ? I would like to keep some security and not always allow 60kb of client data...
My question is : is there any way to make a difference between the <MaxMsgLen> used in my public applications where i just need a few bytes of data, and the <MaxMsgLen> used in an "admin application" where i need to send huge amount of datas to the server ? I would like to keep some security and not always allow 60kb of client data...