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Apache: Is there a way to set the Proxytimeout to each URL?

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Please tell us about the apache settings so that we can set the Proxytimeout to "each URL"?

example
URL1:
timeout = 60

URL2:
timeout = 300

posted Feb 18, 2015 by Kaushik

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You have to write in code.
Add some delay if you detect pattern matching to URL1 similarly for URL2.
commented Feb 18, 2015 by Arjuna

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