Image filter: documented the image_filter_max_pixels directive - #296
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Documents the new
image_filter_max_pixelsdirective in thengx_http_image_filter_modulereference, English and Russian.The directive limits the size, in pixels, of an image being processed
(source or transformation result); when the limit is exceeded the server
returns
415 (Unsupported Media Type). The default is 20 million pixels;0disables the limit.Companion to the source change nginx/nginx#1575.
Note: the
<appeared-in>version is a placeholder (1.31.4) and should beset to the actual release the directive ships in.