I undid the changes, then ssh'd into the container and manually updated /etc/nginx/nginx. I also increased the memory limit to 512, but considering it times out in about 60 seconds every single time I don't think that's the issue.Īs far as updating nginx settings, I initially followed this tutorial on adjusting nginx-proxy timeout, but that didn't work. I've updated my php.ini file with a few time related settings and I've verified they're being set with phpinfo max_input_time = 0 I tried the suggestions in this post, but nothing worked. Hey githubsaturn, is there any way to change nginx configuration for request timeout safely I tried to change the config but it resulted whole cluster crash for a moment. You can find the NGINX configuration file at /etc/nginx/nf.
It might be possible buffer and timeout parameters are configured incorrectly for your server or they don’t suffice anymore. Every single time it's a 60 second timeout, but I can't seem to figure out where that setting is. Change the NGINX config and increase buffer and timeout parameters. I know my app is being called successfully because I'm tailing my PHP app's log and I can see it actively writing to the log. I'm using PHP and Apache with nginx for a reverse proxy, all on Docker, and I have a couple of long running calls that are timing after 60 seconds, resulting in a 504 Gateway Time-out.
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