[zorp] Channel read timed out

[Zhou Li]

I add "self.request_timeout = 20000" in my http proxy class, it work. thank
you, Balazs.

//ZhouLi

----- Original Message -----
From: "Balazs Scheidler" <bazsi at balabit.hu>
To: "Zorp users mailing list" <zorp at lists.balabit.hu>
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 16:04
Subject: Re: [zorp] Channel read timed out


> On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 12:09 +0800, Zhou Li wrote:
> > There are too many record like "(...http/client): Channel read timed
> > out" in Zorp log,
> > How can I disable recording the "Channel read timed out" message? any
> > help will be appriciate
>
> Zorp uses a 10sec timeout for the request line in keepalive mode and as
> browsers sometimes try to keep the connection open for a longer time
> Zorp times out and reports this in the error log.
>
> You can manipulate the way Zorp logs using the --verbose (-v) and
> --log-spec command line options.
>
> The message above is reported on core.error(1), this you can find out by
> using the --log-tags command line option in which case Zorp
> automatically inserts the associated logtag for each message.
>
> A log tag is comprised of a message class ('core.error' in the case
> above) and a verbosity level which controls what level is required for
> the message to actually be logged.
>
> Once you have a log tag you have two options:
>
> - change the global log verbosity using -v (default is 3), for the
> message above to disappear you'd need -v0, in which case you'd basically
> lose all logging
> - change the message class specific verbosity level using:
>
>   -v3 --log-spec core.error:0
>
> This way you leave the global verbosity level on 3, except for
> core.error messages where you set it to 0.  For more information on
> logtags and the --log-spec command line option, see the manpage zorp(8).
>
> The problem with the solution I proposed above is that you probably
> don't want to lose complete error logging as other, more important
> problems are also logged this way.
>
> You could also try to increase the request timeout attribute in your
> proxy class:
>
> class LongTimeoutHttpProxy(HttpProxy):
> def config(self):
> HttpProxy.config(self)
> # request timeout in msec
> self.request_timeout = 20000
>
> And use this class in your Service definition.
>
> --
> Bazsi
>
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