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Apache 2.4 timeout not working for idle connections?
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I have to lower the Apache Timeout value. I tried to make it 3 or 5. I opened a telnet connection to my Apache and left it with no data, it's always ~30sec + Apache Timeout.
I tested this configuration in Apache 2.2 and it works right (3 sec and the connection is closed automatically).
I tried to make an Apache 2.4 fresh install in a VPS, with no CGI and the less enabled modules I can with no success.
These are the modules I have: authz_core.load authz_user.load headers.load mpm_prefork.conf mpm_prefork.load
But, if you open the connection and send something (like the first line of the request) it runs fine and then Timeout apply successfully
Any Ideas?
Thanks
apache-2.4 timeout web request
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I have to lower the Apache Timeout value. I tried to make it 3 or 5. I opened a telnet connection to my Apache and left it with no data, it's always ~30sec + Apache Timeout.
I tested this configuration in Apache 2.2 and it works right (3 sec and the connection is closed automatically).
I tried to make an Apache 2.4 fresh install in a VPS, with no CGI and the less enabled modules I can with no success.
These are the modules I have: authz_core.load authz_user.load headers.load mpm_prefork.conf mpm_prefork.load
But, if you open the connection and send something (like the first line of the request) it runs fine and then Timeout apply successfully
Any Ideas?
Thanks
apache-2.4 timeout web request
asked Mar 7 '16 at 15:27
gfmgfm
12
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 2 mins ago
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I have to lower the Apache Timeout value. I tried to make it 3 or 5. I opened a telnet connection to my Apache and left it with no data, it's always ~30sec + Apache Timeout.
I tested this configuration in Apache 2.2 and it works right (3 sec and the connection is closed automatically).
I tried to make an Apache 2.4 fresh install in a VPS, with no CGI and the less enabled modules I can with no success.
These are the modules I have: authz_core.load authz_user.load headers.load mpm_prefork.conf mpm_prefork.load
But, if you open the connection and send something (like the first line of the request) it runs fine and then Timeout apply successfully
Any Ideas?
Thanks
apache-2.4 timeout web request
asked Mar 7 '16 at 15:27
gfmgfm
12
I have to lower the Apache Timeout value. I tried to make it 3 or 5. I opened a telnet connection to my Apache and left it with no data, it's always ~30sec + Apache Timeout.
I tested this configuration in Apache 2.2 and it works right (3 sec and the connection is closed automatically).
I tried to make an Apache 2.4 fresh install in a VPS, with no CGI and the less enabled modules I can with no success.
These are the modules I have: authz_core.load authz_user.load headers.load mpm_prefork.conf mpm_prefork.load
But, if you open the connection and send something (like the first line of the request) it runs fine and then Timeout apply successfully
Any Ideas?
Thanks
apache-2.4 timeout web request
apache-2.4 timeout web request
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This was the AcceptFilter configuration (new in 2.4). It defaults to "data" where Linux kernel doesn't tell Apache anything about the connection until there is some data on it.
To "solve" this just add into apache2.conf:
AcceptFilter http none
or even
AcceptFilter https none
So connections are passed directly to Apache. But there's no need to do this as connections are not being handled by Apache yet.
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This was the AcceptFilter configuration (new in 2.4). It defaults to "data" where Linux kernel doesn't tell Apache anything about the connection until there is some data on it.
To "solve" this just add into apache2.conf:
AcceptFilter http none
or even
AcceptFilter https none
So connections are passed directly to Apache. But there's no need to do this as connections are not being handled by Apache yet.
answered Mar 8 '16 at 16:23
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This was the AcceptFilter configuration (new in 2.4). It defaults to "data" where Linux kernel doesn't tell Apache anything about the connection until there is some data on it.
To "solve" this just add into apache2.conf:
AcceptFilter http none
or even
AcceptFilter https none
So connections are passed directly to Apache. But there's no need to do this as connections are not being handled by Apache yet.
answered Mar 8 '16 at 16:23
gfmgfm
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This was the AcceptFilter configuration (new in 2.4). It defaults to "data" where Linux kernel doesn't tell Apache anything about the connection until there is some data on it.
To "solve" this just add into apache2.conf:
AcceptFilter http none
or even
AcceptFilter https none
So connections are passed directly to Apache. But there's no need to do this as connections are not being handled by Apache yet.
answered Mar 8 '16 at 16:23
gfmgfm
12
This was the AcceptFilter configuration (new in 2.4). It defaults to "data" where Linux kernel doesn't tell Apache anything about the connection until there is some data on it.
To "solve" this just add into apache2.conf:
AcceptFilter http none
or even
AcceptFilter https none
So connections are passed directly to Apache. But there's no need to do this as connections are not being handled by Apache yet.
answered Mar 8 '16 at 16:23
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