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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Rob Hartill <ro...@imdb.com> on 1996/09/30 12:44:24 UTC
WWW Form Bug Report: "Documentation error: TimeOut directive" on OTHER:all (fwd)
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Message-Id: <19...@taz.hyperreal.com>
From: mueller@relog.ch
To: apache-bugs%apache.org@organic.com
Date: Sun Sep 29 19:38:43 1996
Subject: WWW Form Bug Report: "Documentation error: TimeOut directive" on OTHER:all
Submitter: mueller@relog.ch
Operating system: OTHER:all, version:
Version of Apache Used: 1.1.1
Extra Modules used:
URL exhibiting problem:
Symptoms:
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The documentation of TimeOut says that the value
given is the max time a HTTP transfer can take.
But according to CHANGES in 1.0.3, TimeOut starts
from 0 everytime a piece of the file is
transferred successfully.
-Urban
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Backtrace:
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Re: WWW Form Bug Report: "Documentation error: TimeOut directive" on OTHER:all (fwd)
Posted by Brian Behlendorf <br...@organic.com>.
The report is right. I thought we "fixed" it such that the value given in
"TimeOut" is equal to the maximum total allowed transfer time. I put in a
"TimeOut 5" and tried downloading a large .mov file from Hyperreal and it
certainly took longer than 5 seconds and allowed that to go all the way
through. Since I think this is the behavior we want, I'm adding it to the bug
database.
Brian
On Mon, 30 Sep 1996, Rob Hartill wrote:
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> Message-Id: <19...@taz.hyperreal.com>
> From: mueller@relog.ch
> To: apache-bugs%apache.org@organic.com
> Date: Sun Sep 29 19:38:43 1996
> Subject: WWW Form Bug Report: "Documentation error: TimeOut directive" on OTHER:all
>
> Submitter: mueller@relog.ch
> Operating system: OTHER:all, version:
> Version of Apache Used: 1.1.1
> Extra Modules used:
> URL exhibiting problem:
>
> Symptoms:
> --
> The documentation of TimeOut says that the value
> given is the max time a HTTP transfer can take.
> But according to CHANGES in 1.0.3, TimeOut starts
> from 0 everytime a piece of the file is
> transferred successfully.
>
> -Urban
>
> --
>
> Backtrace:
> --
>
> --
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