Forced handle-req timeout

Hello,
in some older releases (til 1.4.11 or even earlier) lighttpd
had hardcoded 
request handling timeout - eg time lighttpd waits response
to be generated 
from backend (php) after sucessfull connection. If it was
exceeded the 
request was closed and php child freed. By default the
timeout was 360 secs 
(or something like that (not a configurable value)) I've
changed it to 30 to 
be inline with php's max_execution_time ..

It was good because in some scripts where php uses sockets
sometimes it 
doesnt honour its own script max execution time so webserver
ends up with a 
lot of requests being in handle-req state (according to
server-status).

I can't find this in 1.4.18 anymore (or it has been moved)
and my changes to 
those older versions are gone (by mistake). So maybe
somebody can point me 
to the right source where something like that could be
implemented/changed?

wbr
Reinis 

Actually irronicaly after writing the mail I found the old
code in 
mod_fastcgi.c in TRIGGER_FUNC(mod_fastcgi_handle_trigger) {
...

if (srv->cur_ts < con->request_start + 30)
continue;
/* the request is waiting for a FCGI_STDOUT since 30 seconds
*/
/* kill the connection */
log_error_write(srv, __FILE__, __LINE__, "s",
"fastcgi backend didn't 
responded after 30 seconds");
fcgi_connection_close(srv, hctx);



Still the question remains? Anything like that possible in
1.4.18?