Zoo worker timeout error not handled by Django
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Zoo worker timeout error not handled by Django
Hi,
While testing the error pages, we noticed that Zoo shows timeout errors for workers, IIS being configured to pass all errors to Python / DJango.
Any idea how to resolve this?
While testing the error pages, we noticed that Zoo shows timeout errors for workers, IIS being configured to pass all errors to Python / DJango.
Any idea how to resolve this?
Re: Zoo worker timeout error not handled by Django
Hello!
1. Did you mean the error pages from django app?
2. There is not enough information about app and environment to help you. Could you show example app on which we can reproduce the issue?
Thanks.
1. Did you mean the error pages from django app?
2. There is not enough information about app and environment to help you. Could you show example app on which we can reproduce the issue?
Thanks.
Re: Zoo worker timeout error not handled by Django
Hi,
To clarify, how do we replace the default Zoo time-out error page with ours?
Thanks!
To clarify, how do we replace the default Zoo time-out error page with ours?
Thanks!
Re: Zoo worker timeout error not handled by Django
Hello!
Run IIS Manager, select the site, double click on 'Error Pages' icon.
Then remove all defined error page templates (if exists) and add one with status code 408 (Request Timeout) and path to your template.
Thanks.
Run IIS Manager, select the site, double click on 'Error Pages' icon.
Then remove all defined error page templates (if exists) and add one with status code 408 (Request Timeout) and path to your template.
Thanks.
Re: Zoo worker timeout error not handled by Django
Ruslan wrote:Hello!
Run IIS Manager, select the site, double click on 'Error Pages' icon.
Then remove all defined error page templates (if exists) and add one with status code 408 (Request Timeout) and path to your template.
Thanks.
Hi,
The problem of this approach, is that we unable to use our custom DJango error pages then.
What the best way both to show our errors in specific cases, and support a custom error if Zoo time-outs, and Python is no longer in control?
Thanks.
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