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30 lines
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# Set timeout and minimum data rate for receiving requests to limit
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# the effects of denial of service attacks that connect, but let the
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# server wait for the completion of the request, thereby allocating
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# resources. The most commonly name for this attack method is
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# slowloris.
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# mod_reqtimeout.c must be loaded.
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#
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# see https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_reqtimeout.html
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# or /usr/share/apache2/manual/mod/mod_reqtimeout.html.en
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# Note:
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# the RequestReadTimeout directive can also be placed into a
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# virtual host context.
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#
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# Play around with variations of the below values if you are
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# under attack from slowloris or a similar tool.
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<IfModule mod_reqtimeout.c>
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# allow 10s timeout for the headers and allow 1s more until 20s upon
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# receipt of 1000 bytes.
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# almost the same with the body, except that it is tricky to
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# limit the request timeout within the body at all - it may take
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# time to generate the body.
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RequestReadTimeout header=10-20,MinRate=1000 body=20,MinRate=1000
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</IfModule>
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