Integrate apache mod reqtimeout use if requested#388
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…fault request timeouts in order to help foil slowloris-style attacks where all workers and resources are gradually depleted by attacker or busy-idling clients of other sorts. Matches modern Debian/Ubuntu and RHEL/Rocky Apache installation defaults, but requires explicit enabling until further tested.
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…as needed by recently merged PR #388.
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Integrate apache mod reqtimeout use if requested to enable various default request timeouts in order to help foil slowloris-style attacks where all workers and resources are gradually depleted by attacker or busy-idling clients of other sorts. Matches modern Debian/Ubuntu and RHEL/Rocky Apache installation defaults, but requires explicit enabling until further tested.