Hello,

I'm using the following versions:
Perl version v5.6.0 for OpenSA/1.0.0 / Apache/1.3.14
(Win32) mod_perl/1.26 mod_ssl/2.7.2 OpenSSL/0.9.6

And if I try to run a page (.plx) which uses UserAgent to
do a GET of another page ON THIS SAME SERVER, the
request will timeout. If I go to a different server,
the GET works fine. Even if I introduce our local
proxy server (which isn't needed, but shouldn't hurt),
which caches the desired page, it will
work - sometimes (I expect when it's only responding
with the cache hit).

However, if that second page was another .plx, it *does*
actually execute - but the response never gets back to
the original requester.

I've seen some posts about socket problems in this area,
so I tried setting ThreadPerServer for Apache to
1 - but the GETs (or POSTs) still timeout.

Anyone have any clues for me?

Geoff

In reply to timeout from UserAgent from mod_perl by ghart

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