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I keep have the following issue
[warn] mod_fcgid: read data timeout in 31 seconds
I have raised the limit to 300 via virtual-min and also verified by looking in the virtual servers php.ini and checked the apache VirtualHost for the virtual server and that is also set to "IPCCommTimeout 300".
If I set the limit to 2 seconds I receive the following in the logs
[warn] mod_fcgid: read data timeout in 2 seconds
It seems to allow and follow any number i set under 30 seconds. But as soon as it is above 30 it seems to just force it self back to 30.
It is a PHP script which needs to run for about 120 seconds, the virtual server is running under FCGId and I would prefer to keep it running in this mode.
Does anyone have any idea whats going on?
Howdy,
You may want to try going into Server Configuration -> Website Options, and in there, verify that the "Maximum PHP script run time" value is set to a high eno ugh number.
-Eric
HI, Already checked it. It looks like it some times it follows the 300 second limit but some times it goes back to the 30 second limit. I have tried resetting the server thinking maybe it was some of the PHP processes where still running with the 30 second limit but I still getting the issue.