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mistwang · #11 08-21-2009, 01:25 PM

you need to increase
http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/we...g/#connTimeout

If a script indeed takes more than 30 seconds to finish, otherwise, need to trouble shoot the script why it takes so long.

MikeDVB · #12 08-21-2009, 01:42 PM

It's happening on page loads that are instant (or near instant).

It's nothing that is taking more than 5 seconds at most, and the server connection time-out is set to 120 seconds.

I can guarantee you nobody is waiting 120 seconds for this error to pop up.

I did do a forced restart of LSWS and that appears to have cleared up the 408's however I am a bit curious about the one page load where the php script was attempted to be downloaded instead of processed - even if very rare this is dangerous especially with config.php, configuration.php, and other such script configuration files.

I would also like to add that when the "download 408tester.php" popped up - it was more than 30 minutes after doing the LSWS restart.

mistwang · #13 08-21-2009, 01:54 PM

I can login take a look at the log. is it the same server as last one?
Does the 408tester.php issue can be reliably reproduced, 30 minutes after LSWS restart?

mistwang · #14 08-21-2009, 02:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeDVB

It's happening on page loads that are instant (or near instant).

It's nothing that is taking more than 5 seconds at most, and the server connection time-out is set to 120 seconds.

Review the code, the only condition to return 408 timeout response is when there is no socket I/O activity (bytes in/out) for a connection in more than "Connection timeout (Seconds)". So, I have to experience it myself to believe it.

For the download popup, it is likely because a lshttpd crash, it wont send back the script content. So, it is a different issue to the 408 timeout.

MikeDVB · #15 08-21-2009, 07:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mistwang

Review the code, the only condition to return 408 timeout response is when there is no socket I/O activity (bytes in/out) for a connection in more than "Connection timeout (Seconds)". So, I have to experience it myself to believe it.

It's happening on page loads (when navigating to a new page) and it is showing up *instantly* upon clicking the button or entering the URL.

Quote:

For the download popup, it is likely because a lshttpd crash, it wont send back the script content. So, it is a different issue to the 408 timeout.

I hope this doesn't happen often - is this saved in a log (is it something I can grep for)?

Here is the code:

Code:

root@atlantis [/home/transfer/public_html]# cat 408tester.php
<html><head><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="30" /><title>408 Tester</title></head><body>408 Page Tester<br><?php echo date("D dS M,Y h:i a"); ?></body></htm>

mistwang · #16 08-21-2009, 08:21 PM

You can grep for 408.shtml in /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log.
Your code code missing a "l" in tag "</htm>" at the end.

MikeDVB · #17 08-21-2009, 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mistwang

You can grep for 408.shtml in /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log.
Your code code missing a "l" in tag "</htm>" at the end.

Actually it's intact on the server I simply didn't select the whole thing when I copied/pasted and then I added the ">" not noticing that it was missing an L as well.

Code:

-rw-r--r-- 1 transfer transfer   162 Aug 21 15:52 408tester.php
root@atlantis [/home/transfer/public_html]# cat 408tester.php
<html><head><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="30" /><title>408 Tester</title></head><body>408 Page Tester<br><?php echo date("D dS M,Y h:i a"); ?></body></html>root@atlantis [/home/transfer/public_html]#

As you can see from the above the file was last modified well before my post and you can see in the screen-shot the reason that I missed the l> was that the l> was put on the next line before the bash command line.

Trust me, the issues I am having are not due to my code

The 408 issue has disappeared since I did a forced restart of LSWS but I am still getting the occasional request to download the .php file instead of the server processing it (and yes, I'm getting the contents of the PHP file).

mistwang · #18 08-21-2009, 10:30 PM

Quote:

I am still getting the occasional request to download the .php file instead of the server processing it (and yes, I'm getting the contents of the PHP file).

Is it random? Usually it will be cached by browser.
Please try a command line tool and dump the response header as well. I usually use "lynx -mime_header <url>".

mistwang · #19 08-21-2009, 10:44 PM

Sometimes, the browser will cache a page having problem, make sure to clear browser cache.
If need, please submit a support ticket with temp login, we will take a look.

MikeDVB · #20 08-21-2009, 10:50 PM

I'm trying to recreate the issue in some form of reliable way so that I can submit it in a ticket and you guys can replicate/fix it if necessary