From: dan lahey [mailto:dlahey...@gmail.com]
Subject: mod_jk socket_timeout setting
I used wireshark and it looked like the actual body response had to
come back within that certain time.
My co-worker says though that the socket_timeout directive is only for
the tcp handshake.
Unlikely, since that's pretty much invisible to user code.
Can someone please verify what that directive does?
I can't really answer that, but I can quote previous responses from Rainer:
Don't use socket_timeout. Use version 1.2.28 and socket_connect_timeout.
http://marc.info/?l=tomcat-userm=125897176719328w=2
More information:
http://marc.info/?l=tomcat-userm=125675257720614w=2
And more detail:
socket_timeout is a difficult beast and I generally do not recommend using it.
mod_jk uses it in some special situations in order to be able to abort waiting
for data. It is not directly 'how long a socket will be kept open'. How long a
socket is kept open depends on how the socket gets used.
Usually you can get away pretty good using CPing and ping_timeout,
socket_connect_timeout, eventually reply_timeout with max_reply_timeouts.
http://marc.info/?l=tomcat-userm=125663788907668w=2
- Chuck
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