AFAIR the max vector chunk sizes come from the xrootd protocol, and the HTTP code tries to fit the more
liberal HTTP specs into that, limiting the overhead. I am puzzled by the idea to work around the vector size limitations imposed (and well documented) by the xrootd protocol

Which client is generating these requests? I don't think that a vector read makes too much sense for large chunks

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