I have a one off web request that I need to send via a Wordpress page hosted on my server.
The request takes a long time because it's processing a lot of data; unfortunately, the page returns with an error page before the request has had time to completed. (There's nothing wrong with the request per se; I know, because when I pass it a smaller set of data, it completes with no problems.)
My question is:
What settings can I change on the server to increase the length of time that passes before the server kills the request?
So far I have changed these:
- In
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
:Timeout
. - In
/etc/php.ini
:default_socket_timeout
andmysql.connect_timeout
. - In
/etc/my.cnf
:connect_timeout
,wait_timeout
andinteractive_timeout
But none of these changes make a difference.
wget
orcurl
?