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Smile Need to add a line to httpd.conf

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Need to add a following line to many webserver configuration .

ie. Need to make following entry in "LimitRequestLine 4000" in httpd.conf.

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If you are using same apache configuration to all hosts.
- push your ssh public key to all hosts. (this will allow password less connection to hosts)
- push your httpd.conf on all hosts and create small script which will run on remote hosts
Contents of script
- take a backup of original httpd.conf
- replace original httpd.conf with new one.
- reload yapache configuration.
- Incase of issue report on screen.
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