JoeDog
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3 years ago A socket timeout occurs if it's unable to establish a socket. If it establishes a socket and the server doesn't handle the request in a timely manner, then it could stay open a lot longer.
On Thu, Aug 26, 2021 at 9:10 AM St. Desmond @.***> wrote:
I've set the timeout option for load testing to 7s; however siege still waits for 30s for request to return before proceeding. Not sure of if I'm missing anything.
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I've set the timeout option for load testing to 7s; however siege still waits for 30s for request to return before proceeding. Not sure of if I'm missing anything.