Re: serving very large files from allegroserve

  There are three ways to set the timeout for
a particular response

You can specify it in the response code:

(with-http-response (req ent :timeout 1213123) ....)


if that's not done you can specify the timeout
in the entity creation.

(publish-file :timeout 234234 ....)

or
(publish-directory :timeout 23234 ...)
and it's inherited by all files published


or if that's not done the wserver object contains
a timeout value that defaults to the value
of *http-response-timeout*  (300)


if you're using io timeouts then the default
for publish-directory is a timeout of 100 days
which is then inherited by all the files published.

If you're still getting timeouts after 300 seconds
for files reached via a publish-directory then that
is a mystery.



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    (publish-directory :timeout 23234 ...)  and it's
inherited by all
    files published

    or if that's not done the wserver object contains a
timeout value
    that defaults to the value of *http-response-timeout*
(300)

    if you're using io timeouts then the default for
publish-directory
    is a timeout of 100 days which is then inherited by all
the files
    published.

Am I right in thinking that ACL8 <=> using IO
timeouts?

    If you're still getting timeouts after 300 seconds for
files
    reached via a publish-directory then that is a mystery.

Isn't it just. Suggestions for verifying my claims and then
debugging
it?

- nick



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