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I'm trying to view the default value of Apache timeout of my server, but I found nothing about that in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf . So where is " timeout " supposed to be and how do I change its value ?

The OS is Centos 7 | Apache version : 2.4.6

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Please check the answers in this question: stackoverflow.com/questions/9629566/… – Romeo Ninov Mar 18 at 11:45
    
I've looked at it before I post this question... but it doesn't work with me neither by adding new timeout value in httpd.conf nor by creating a new conf file in conf.d and then adding the new timeout value inside. It seems ( but I'm not sure ) the server still use the default value which is mostly 300 second . – Zorba Mar 18 at 13:29
    
Please update your question with the version of apache you use. As well as additional modules (if implemented) – Romeo Ninov Mar 18 at 13:56
    
I updated the question with Apache version ... There are a lot of modules installed now, I cannot really distinguish the additional ones. – Zorba Mar 18 at 15:57
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From Apache docs: timeout This should be written to server httpd.conf: 

TimeOut Num

More info from the above link:

Syntax: TimeOut seconds
Default:    TimeOut 300
Context:    server config, virtual host

Also, if you need to increase your script execution time, that's

max_execution_time 60

in php.ini (number is seconds)

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In my server it's not written neither in httpd.conf nor in any other file in /etc/httpd/ ... and after I created a new conf file and then added Timeout value inside, I cannot test by a proven way what is the exact value of Timeout that my server is using at this moment. – Zorba Mar 18 at 18:12

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