On 02/05/2008 03:39 PM, Grant wrote:
Does anyone have any more info on why SocketReadTimeout came into being? Is it designed to solve some broken pipe problems?One of the core developers discovered that there are some ssl proxy servers on a particular ISP that take longer to respond than the (previously hard-coded) 1 second default. If you have this problem with some of your customers then setting this value to something higher than 5 or so will allow those proxy servers to work. On the downside it can also make IC more vulnerable to a certain type of DOS attack so you shouldn't adjust this unless you really need to. PeterThanks Peter. How would that type of problem make itself known? ssl_error_log?
According to http://www.interchange.rtfm.info/icdocs/config/SocketReadTimeout.html you would get read errors in your global error.log file.
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