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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 42453] - Long (over 5 minutes) request causes error 10060 from mod_proxy_ajp
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------- Additional Comments From tschafer@hotmail.com 2008-02-06 18:38 -------
Revisiting this problem with an installation from
apache_2.2.8-win32-x86-openssl-0.9.8g.msi
I've found that using:
ProxyPass /webapp ajp://localhost/webapp timeout=1800
Doesn't have the desired effect.
However adding:
Timeout 1800
to httpd.conf will result in allowing a longer running tomcat request to
successfully return it's result, regardless of whether timeout=1800 was added to
the ProxyPass
Is there any way to configure apache to allow a ProxyPass to run longer than the
standard Timeout without overriding it for the entire URL space?
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