[TAP] Update the configuration file template accordingly with the previous

commit.

src/tap/config/tap_configuration_file.html

@@ -728,9 +728,10 @@
 				<td>
 					<p>Maximum allowed size for the uploaded file.</p>
 					<p><em>This property is DEPRECATED. You should use <code>upload_max_db_limit</code> with a value
-					expressed in bytes instead. If it is set anyway, its value will be used as
-					value for <code>upload_max_db_limit</code> ONLY IF this latter and
-					<code>upload_default_db_limit</code> are not set.</em></p>
+					expressed in bytes if you wanted to limit the size of each uploaded file, or
+					<code>upload_max_request_size</code> if your goal was to limit the input HTTP request
+					size. If it is set anyway, its value will be used as value for
+					<code>upload_max_request_size</code> ONLY IF this latter is not set.
 					<p><em>Default: <code>upload_max_file_size=-1</code> (i.e. unlimited)</em></p>
 				</td>
 				<td><ul><li>-1 <em>(default)</em></li><li>2147483647B</li><li>2MB</li></ul></td>

src/tap/config/tap_full.properties

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 #                        FULL TAP CONFIGURATION FILE                           #
 #                                                                              #
 # TAP Version: 2.3                                                             #
-# Date: 2 Nov. 2018                                                            #
+# Date: 13 Nov. 2018                                                           #
 # Author: Gregory Mantelet (CDS;ARI)                                           #
 #                                                                              #
 ################################################################################ 
@@ -644,9 +644,10 @@ upload_default_db_limit = -1
 # Maximum allowed size for the uploaded file.
 # 
 # This property is DEPRECATED. You should use `upload_max_db_limit` with a value
-# expressed in bytes instead. If it is set anyway, its value will be used as
-# value for `upload_max_db_limit` ONLY IF this latter and
-# `upload_default_db_limit` are not set.
+# expressed in bytes if you wanted to limit the size of each uploaded file, or
+# `upload_max_request_size` if your goal was to limit the input HTTP request
+# size. If it is set anyway, its value will be used as value for
+# `upload_max_request_size` ONLY IF this latter is not set.
 # 
 # Default: upload_max_file_size=-1 (i.e. unlimited)
 upload_max_file_size = -1