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Fix proxy_fcgi:error timeout expiration of apache communicating with php_fpm.
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Fix proxy_fcgi:error timeout expiration of apache communicating with php_fpm.
Using Rocky 9 inside a VM inside the latest VirtualBox, I experienced a timeout when capturing an image from a workstation. The timeout appears to be between Apache (httpd) and php-fpm. I tried increasing timeout values inside the GUI, but none seemed to address this issue.
Upon checking the httpd error logs, I noticed error_log was recording,
[proxy_fcgi:error] [pid 15073:tid 15195] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: ]client 192.168.0.200:32832] AH01075: Error dispatching request to : (polling)
Increasing the timeout in the /etc/httpd/fog.conf and restart httpd fixed the issue. I've seen others post similar experiences on your forums. I think this will help resolve their issue as well. You might want to rework the submit some to allow for GUI adjustments. Let me know if I can help further to be mention as a contributor, but honestly... I'd just be happy if another Rocky Linux user doesn't have to spend their morning figuring this out as well.