Lee;

Good luck, I'll bet that there's some log entries which might confirm that suspicion.

I'm not experienced in the following department, but I'm pretty sure you can also run OpenBD cfm scripts in a command-line manner, outside a web browser connection.

IOW, folks would use the CFML/Apache part just to upload the import data (assuming that's what you're doing). Once the data has arrived, thank the user and complete the web page request.

Then "offline", run the importing script via OpenBD OS command-line. Your script would send an email (for example) when the process was complete. You wouldn't need to keep Apache/browser/user waiting while you do everything.

Granted, I didn't do any research here - to see if I remember this feature correctly or if it's still around.

Al


On 1/17/2016 12:06 AM, Lee Fortnam wrote:
Hi Alan,

Thanks for the reply. I run a number of database imports which at times can take 30 mins plus. 

The debug info is passed back to the screen purely for info purposes. The scripts are still completing in jetty after the current 60 seconds so it is not jetty that appears to be timing out but Apache giving up waiting. 

I had tried the resolution you recommended but to no avail, I will continue with further investigation.

Thanks,

Lee

On Sunday, 17 January 2016, 'Alan Holden' via Open BlueDragon <[email protected]> wrote:
I don't know which Apache Proxy you are using, or the reason that you would have a web page running longer than 60 seconds, but this message ("The proxy server received...") is probably coming from Apache. You can search on that phrase for a lot of reasons and possible fixes, for Apache's message at least.

If Jetty is just taking too long - and Apache has given up waiting, then it looks like you can add or edit something like this in your Apache httpd.conf file:
Resolution:
Timeout 2400
ProxyTimeout 2400
ProxyBadHeader Ignore

The 2400 seconds is just a number you can set yourself. Be sure to restart the Apache service.

If Jetty is actually breaking, then the real cause of the error might be in Jetty's logs, not Apache's.

HTH,
Al

On 1/16/2016 12:36 PM, Lee wrote:
Hi All,

I have an AWS server running CentOS and OpenBDJam 3.1 but there default settings between Jetty and Apache appear to be timing out certain pages resulting in the error message:

Proxy Error

The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server.

This is on any page that runs longer than 60 seconds, I have tried to find the right setting but cannot find the right combination or location to put it.

Pages work find under my old apache / tomcat setup with 3.1 but not the new ones.

Any direction you guys could provide would be much appreciated.

Kind Regards,

Lee
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