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My situation is the following.
I use starman to serve a Perl Dancer API application. My main client timeout after 10 seconds. But the starman still run after if the request is really big (BigData project) then if a client call the API on the same server instance which still run then it doesn't answer.
Is there a way to set a time out on starman which stop the execution of Dancer request ?
Thank you
Nicolas
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@kolok I think Plack::Middleware::Timeout is where you would handle timeouts on the server side. If you have nginx in front of Starman, it'll give up after certain time (60 seconds by default), but the Perl code will still run.
Hello,
My situation is the following.
I use starman to serve a Perl Dancer API application. My main client timeout after 10 seconds. But the starman still run after if the request is really big (BigData project) then if a client call the API on the same server instance which still run then it doesn't answer.
Is there a way to set a time out on starman which stop the execution of Dancer request ?
Thank you
Nicolas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: