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I was under the impression that the 15 seconds timeout for php was if a page took longer than that to load, apache would kill it. I thought the worker processes
by windsurfer 15y ago
I was under the impression that the 15 seconds timeout for php was if a page took longer than that to load, apache would kill it. I thought the worker processes would be available to serve content immediatly after its done serving a page.
- kijin 15y agoNo, KeepAlive operates at the HTTP level. It works just the same even if no PHP was involved. PHP timeouts are governed by a different setting.
- windsurfer 15y agoOh interesting, why would you want to keep a connection alive for that long? Page assets and other requests?