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12.4.5 Limiting Requests
You can choose to place a limit on how many files, how many
kilobytes, and/or how long a Request may take. This allows
you to fine tune your system for maximum efficiency.
Max match The maximum number of files your system will
send during one Request session. If the
remote system requests an alias filename that
expands to two files, the request is counted
as two files. A setting of zero disables this
feature.
Max size The maximum amount of data (in KB) your
system will send during one Request session.
Note that if the remote system requests an
alias filename that expands into two files,
the size of both files is checked. A setting
of zero disables this feature.
Max time The maximum time (in minutes) the resulting
files of a File or Update Request may take to
transfer. Before sending each file, a check
is made to see if sending the file will cause
this limit to be exceeded. If so, the file is
skipped and the next file in the list will be
checked. A setting of zero disables this
feature.
Minimum speed The minimum baud rate required to allow
Requests. If the current connection is at a
lower speed, Requests will not be honored.
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