Fix request timeouts in django >= v2.1.4 #85
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Changing SecureHTTPServer from extending WSGIServer to extending ThreadedWSGIServer appears to resolve the request timeout issue in django >= v2.1.4.
adam-stokes
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Feb 12, 2019
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@battlemidget Could this be merged and a new released pushed to PyPI? It's kind of required for |
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This modification appears to also fix django-sslserver for django v2.2. |
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This fix is not available yet in a packaged release on PyPI. Until then, use the following workaround: |
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@teddziuba Could you look into releasing a new version? Because django-sslserver is currently broken in the latest django version. The last release was in 2015. Thanks 👍 |
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Sorry for delay, just uploaded a new release |
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@battlemidget No problem. Thanks for the library and all the effort invested here! ❤️ |
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Changing SecureHTTPServer from extending WSGIServer to extending
ThreadedWSGIServer appears to resolve the request timeout issue in
django >= v2.1.4 (issue #80).