mod_reqtimeout: don't extend the timeout in speculative mode, wait for the real (relevant) bytes to be asked later, within the currently alloted time. This applies to blocking reads only since r1621453 already bypassed the filter for nonblocking ones.

mod_reqtimeout: revert r1640758. Unexpected functional change.

mod_reqtimeout: avoid unnecessary calls to apr_socket_timeout_set().

PR56729: mod_reqtimeout gets confused when it sees a read via check_pipeline() just before a slow HTTP response completes.

mod_reqtimeout: Resolve unexpected timeouts on keepalive requests under the Event MPM. PR56216. Submitted By: Frank Meier <frank meier ergon ch> Committed By: covener

Keep mod_req clear. Simply scan thru input filters and remove it within the ws submodule. Nasty, but it keeps mod_req untouched (for now ;) )

allow bypass and removal.

temp work-around... better ways to do this, but let's use the websocket tunnel feedback to determine what we need.

Allow modules to pro-actively bypass the reqtimeout filter (by connection)

Revert r1202255 to restore same behavior as in 2.4: disable mod_reqtimeout if not configured There is some agreement that 2.4's behavior is fine.

Fix copy&paste error in comment.

Add lots of unique tags to error log messages

Avoid one apr_time_now() call in the fast path

disable mod_reqtimeout if not configured

mod_reqtimeout: Change the default to set some reasonable timeout values if loaded

More cleanup: Expand tabs and some more indentation fixes No functional change

Cleanup effort in prep for GA push: Trim trailing whitespace... no func change

Introduce new function ap_get_conn_socket() to access the socket of a connection

Introduce ap_(get|set)_core_module_config() functions/macros and use them everywhere. We know that the core module has module_index 0. Therefore we can save some pointer operations in ap_get_module_config(cv, &core_module) and ap_set_module_config(cv, &core_module, val). As these are called rather often, this may actually have some (small) measurable effect.

Fix a timed out connection going into the keep-alive state after a timeout when discarding a request body. PR: 51103

Fix CVE-2010-1623 in mod_reqtimeout, too. It includes a non-blocking variant of apr_brigade_split_line().

save some memory by using cmd->temp_pool instead of cmd->pool in some places

Revert part of r983116: Don't break the loop if rv is EAGAIN

rv is never used which makes the whole if useless Reported by: clang static analyzer

* Use APR_STATUS_IS_TIMEUP instead of direct compare to APR_TIMEUP to be more safe on different platforms. Pointed out by: rjung

Use the new APLOG_USE_MODULE/AP_DECLARE_MODULE macros everywhere to take advantage of per-module loglevels

Replace apr_wait_for_io_or_timeout with apr_poll, to (hopefully) allow mod_reqtimeout to work under windows with apr 1.x

Fix backward compatibility with APR versions less than 2.0 which don't have apr_socket_wait().

Remove usage of the APR private function apr_wait_for_io_or_timeout(), replacing it with the newly added apr_socket_wait().

Disable body timeout for CONNECT requests

Surely we meant to use the right data type for a stream?

get the socket with ap_get_module_config instead of walking the filter chain

core: shorten the wait time in ap_lingering_close() if the "short-lingering-close" connection note is set. mod_reqtimeout: Instead of setting c->aborted, use the "short-lingering-close" connection note to shut down the connection quickly while still giving the client a chance to receive the error message.

Also extend the timeout if have_lf_or_eos() returned APR_SUCCESS. Spotted by Ruediger Pluem

- Enforce request timeout even for AP_MODE_GETLINE. - Abort connection when timeout occurs. Otherwise the thread may be blocked another 30s doing a lingering close. The downside is that the client will not receive the error message.

Move initialization to process_connection hook, right before ap_process_http_request. This ensures that we are not inserted for other protocol handlers (like mod_ftp) and mod_proxy's backend connections.

changed strcasestr() to ap_strcasestr() to fix broken NetWare compile.

Rename RequestTimeout into RequestReadTimeout and change the configuration syntax again. Hopefully this makes it easier to understand.

Fix broken config check for *max timeouts Fix floating point exception for *minrate == 0

Rename ReqTimeout into RequestTimeout, to be more in line with other directives.

No need to constantly compute these; do so once at config time and use as needed :)

Refactor mod_reqtimeout a bit to use just 1 directives with multiple params...

Add mod_reqtimeout: New module to set timeouts and minimum data rates for receiving requests from the client.