I guessing you already know this but for the benefit of others the here is an excerpt from the mod_fastcgi docs: FastCgiExternalServer -idle-timeout n (30 seconds) The number of seconds of FastCGI application inactivity allowed before the request is aborted and the event is logged (at the error LogLevel). The inactivity timer applies only as long as a connection is pending with the FastCGI application. If a request is queued to an application, but the application doesn't respond (by writing and flushing) within this period, the request will be aborted. If communication is complete with the application but incomplete with the client (the response is buffered), the timeout does not apply. Anthony Baxter wrote:
An unpleasant discovery today was the magic -idle-timeout option in mod_fastcgi. It defaults to 30 seconds - this means that any page that takes longer than 30 seconds to return won't be seen by the user, as Apache will have given up and shown an error page.
mmmm, goood.
Yes very tasty in deed. -- ------------------------------- tonyr@ep.newtimes.com Director of Web Technology New Times, Inc. -------------------------------