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Article ID: 3643
Last update: 11-08-04
Issue:
Why do I see '[error] [client x.x.x.x] (70007) The timeout specified has expired: ap_content_length_filter: apr_bucket_read() failed end-users do FORM POST' via a CGI (perl), in Apache's error log. More importantly, why is my server unresponsive after this error message?
Resolution:
This is a bug in Apache-2.0.46-32. It manifests itself when there are too many writes to the error log (in Perl, frequent 'warn' statements are probably the culprit).

This bug has been fixed in Apache-2.0.50 which unfortunately, (as of the time of this writing) has not been released by Red Hat as an RPM.

The work-around is to remove (or comment out) any statements that write to standard error.

For more information, Apache has a bugzilla (#20866) entry dedicated to this issue.


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