In order to adjust timeouts the following things need to be adjusted. At this time I'm not sure if there are config variables (/opt/conf-meza/public/public.yml) handling any of these. There should be.
The following changes are an example of increasing timeout by approximately 10x. Don't do this in production. All "WAS" values are meza's values as of this writing.
php.ini WAS:
max_input_time = 60
max_execution_time = 30
php.ini IS:
max_input_time = 600
max_execution_time = 300
Values above are in seconds
httpd.conf doesn't currently have a value for TimeOut. It defaults to 300 seconds. If this does not work the following could be added to adjust it:
In order to adjust timeouts the following things need to be adjusted. At this time I'm not sure if there are config variables (
/opt/conf-meza/public/public.yml
) handling any of these. There should be.The following changes are an example of increasing timeout by approximately 10x. Don't do this in production. All "WAS" values are meza's values as of this writing.
php.ini
WAS:php.ini
IS:Values above are in seconds
httpd.conf
doesn't currently have a value forTimeOut
. It defaults to 300 seconds. If this does not work the following could be added to adjust it:haproxy.cfg
WAS:haproxy.cfg
IS:(in
haproxy.cfg
, unspecified times are in milliseconds)ref: https://www.devside.net/wamp-server/apache-and-php-limits-and-timeouts