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I think we should consider naming this 'enable_http_reqtimeout' or 'enable_apache_reqtimeout' to keep the namespace open for other types of 'reqtimeout' options ?
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Thanks for reviewing.
I did in fact start out with an
apache_prefix here and on themod_evasivePR #389 but dropped it again looking at howenable_wsgi,enable_hsts,enable_openid, etc. are very similar for other Apache modules. I agree that it is perhaps ambiguous and to general here - although one could cheekily say the same aboutenable_quota;-)Perhaps we should again call this what it does rather than what it uses for the purpose? E.g.
enable_slowloris_guard.The same decision will be relevant for the QoS module addition we talked about off-list, btw.