Geoff Simmons a dit le 06/01/2011 02:11 PM: >> Um, I don't follow. You **do** want Varnish to cache the file? If so, then> >> you don't want to return pass on the URL. In that case, you need a> larger >> value for send_timeout (assuming my guess is right that> send_timeout >> aborted your connection).
Damned. No. I don't want to cache big objects. sorry for my bad english ... :( > > There's always a send_timeout, 10 minutes by default, but you can> increase > > it. If you have return(pass) on the URL, then the timeout won't> interfere > > with the transmission, but then Varnish won't be caching the> object. Are you sure about the disconnection between the pass action and the send_timeout parameter ? Ok, I understand the time-out of 10min. But with the return(pass) I've just added, varnish continue to make a time-out after 10min. So I have to put the send_timeout option to a higher value even if I make a return(pass). 1200s may not be enough because personal or foreign connection may be slower then the one I test at home. I put 6000s to be large :) thanks for your help Goeff Patrick
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