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TCP keepalive should solve the problem too. Rather than HTTP keepalive. (i.e. To handle the case of "HTTP-Request", "huge delay", "final response". Rather
by stevekemp 8y ago
TCP keepalive should solve the problem too. Rather than HTTP keepalive.
(i.e. To handle the case of "HTTP-Request", "huge delay", "final response". Rather than a streaming/chunking reply that is very long/slow.)
- tonyarkles 8y agoSee my sibling post. TCP keep-alive can work, but you probably need to fiddle with OS-default settings for modern network equipment. I personally find the behaviour abhorrent, but my beard has more grey in it every day and I've accept that "this is how it is now"