The HTTP_READ_TIMEOUT option documentation implies that the timeout is only for request headers, which usually will be a small amount of data.
However, if you allow uploads of large amounts of data, the request body might be large and therefore take longer for the request to complete, especially if the upload bandwidth is low.
I've made a very small change to the HTTP_READ_TIMEOUT option documentation to clarify this behaviour so that if you know that you are going to need to cater to this kind of client, you'll know that this timeout might need to be higher
The HTTP_READ_TIMEOUT option documentation implies that the timeout is only for request headers, which usually will be a small amount of data.
However, if you allow uploads of large amounts of data, the request body might be large and therefore take longer for the request to complete, especially if the upload bandwidth is low.
I've made a very small change to the HTTP_READ_TIMEOUT option documentation to clarify this behaviour so that if you know that you are going to need to cater to this kind of client, you'll know that this timeout might need to be higher