Disable the 2 minutes default incoming timeout by default, matches proxyTimeout defaut behavior #1273
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Hi
This modification will save head hakes to those playing with long HTTP request.
Thanks!
Johny
DESCRIPTION:
Now, if the incoming timeout option is not set or if set to 0, it will be disabled by setting the req.socket timeout to 0.
This replace the default node.js 2 minutes timeout and now support disabling it.
It will have the same default behavior than the incoming proxyTimeout option.
TEST:
In a Windows and Arm-Linux environment, set option.timeout to 0, to 5 minutes and no timeout option.
Run a 8 minutes long request. Confirm expected behavior for all cases.