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litespeed_wiki:php:run-without-timeouts [2015/07/28 18:50] Michael Alegre created |
litespeed_wiki:php:run-without-timeouts [2019/03/24 16:45] qtwrk |
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| ==== Through the "noabort" environment variable ==== | ==== Through the "noabort" environment variable ==== | ||
| - | Aborting for a broken connection can be turned off by using the request-level "noabort" environment variable. This can be done in a rewrite rule or using the SetEnv/SetEnvIf directives. "noabort" is a LiteSpeed-specifc environment variable. | + | Aborting for a broken connection can be turned off by using the request-level "noabort" environment variable. This can be done in a rewrite rule or using the SetEnv/SetEnvIf directives. "noabort" is a LiteSpeed-specific environment variable, so all the following rules should be placed in |
| + | <IfModule Litespeed> | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | </IfModule> | ||
| The ''[E=noabort:1]'' flag can be added to any rewrite rule. The rewrite rule can be in an Apache .htaccess file or vhost-level configuration file. The rewrite flag should usually be used for a single account only. If you need to do a server-level configuration that will apply to all accounts (though perhaps only for certain scripts), you should use the SetEnvIf directive. | The ''[E=noabort:1]'' flag can be added to any rewrite rule. The rewrite rule can be in an Apache .htaccess file or vhost-level configuration file. The rewrite flag should usually be used for a single account only. If you need to do a server-level configuration that will apply to all accounts (though perhaps only for certain scripts), you should use the SetEnvIf directive. | ||
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| This setting can be increased to allow scripts to run longer (though they will still time out after the specified time has elapsed). | This setting can be increased to allow scripts to run longer (though they will still time out after the specified time has elapsed). | ||
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| + | If LiteSpeed ADC is running in front , ADC connection timeout also need to adjust. | ||
| ==== Through "noconntimeout" environment variable ==== | ==== Through "noconntimeout" environment variable ==== | ||
| - | Similarly to the "noabort" environment variable, you can add the "noconntimeout" environment variable via a rewrite rule or using the SetEnv/SetEnvIf directives. (The rewrite flag is preferred for controlling a single account. The SetEnv/SetEnvIf directives are preferred for rules that will apply to all accounts.) "noconntimeout" is a LiteSpeed-specifc environment variable. | + | Similarly to the "noabort" environment variable, you can add the "noconntimeout" environment variable via a rewrite rule or using the SetEnv/SetEnvIf directives. (The rewrite flag is preferred for controlling a single account. The SetEnv/SetEnvIf directives are preferred for rules that will apply to all accounts.) "noconntimeout" is a LiteSpeed-specifc environment variable, so all the following examples should be placed inside: |
| + | <IfModule Litespeed> | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | </IfModule> | ||
| === Rewrite rule examples: === | === Rewrite rule examples: === | ||