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mod_proxy_fcgi configuration and settings

Greg M
Hey, So I'm using cPanel v60, with PHP7, mod_proxy_fcgi and PHP-FPM. all set up via WHM's GUI etc, so all the file paths etc are standard now. Problem is that I have had to increase my PHP max execution time, however I keep getting the following error message from fcgi: [proxy_fcgi:error] [pid #####:tid #############] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:6529] AH01075: Error dispatching request to : (polling), referer: statement or the actual values. What I keep finding is results like this -> obviously this wont work as I'm using mod_proxy_fcgi not mod_fcgid so could someone please advise exactly what I need to add in order to stop fcgi doing this. Thanks

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @Greg M, The following document explains how the configuration values for PHP-FPM work with EasyApache 4: Configurations Values of PHP-FPM - Documentation - cPanel Documentation Could you try configuring a custom value for request_terminate_timeout based on the instructions from this document and let us know if the issue persists? Thank you.
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  • Greg M
    Hi Michael, thank you for the reply, I had already corrected this and forgot to post that I fixed it, I have added 2 things which has got it working for me at the moment. (replace ## with correct numbers for your set up) first thing is under here: /opt/cpanel/ea-php##/root/etc/php-fpm.d/domain.com.conf and added request_terminate_timeout = ##s - remember the unit (s) The second change I made was a virtual host include via WHM GUI Home "Service Configuration "Apache Configuration "Include Editor " Pre VirtualHost Include (I chose all versions of apache) Then just add in this: timeout ## Im not sure if the second one was needed but they are both working for me. This is definitely something that should be added to the UI if its not going to adhere to a users predefined time out settings in apache and PHP. I know its a slightly different configuration but I would imagine most users would want it set to their default time outs. It does seem to default to 60s so most people wont notice but in my case where you have a slow upload to an external server and its taking ages, fcgi closes the connection even though PHP and apache are still waiting for it to continue
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, This feature is currently limited to the following options in the WHM UI: Max Children Process Idle Timeout Max Requests I encourage you to open a feature request if you'd like to see additional options added to the "Pool Options" feature under "PHP-FPM" in "WHM Home " Software " MultiPHP Manager": Submit A Feature Request Thank you.
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  • sterling
    Greg M's info helped, but I still got the timeout error. For some reason, the settings in Include Editor didn't work for me. However, it worked when I created include conf file, then rebuilt conf & restarted apache via scripts. /etc/apache2/conf.d/userdata/ssl/2_4/[username]/php-fpm.conf TimeOut 600 ProxyTimeout 600
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