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Does a Timeout exist by default on httpd.conf? (Apache 2.4.37) – Magento

I have a Magento 2 installation running on CentOS and Apache 2.4.37

I keep getting the 504 Timeout when I try to edit products on the backend. I did some research and there are folks that suggested increasing the timeout on httpd.conf.

So my question is, does a Timeout exist on default or is that something we can add in afterwards.

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    The default timeout for Apache 2.4 is 60s, see https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/en/mod/core.html#timeout

    You should find a line in your httpd.conf starting with "Timeout" followed by a number that designates the timeout in seconds, which you can change. After editing the file, reload Apache for the new timeout to take effect.

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    Somehow TimeOut is missing in the httpd.conf, and you would need to add this field in the conf file.

    I added TimeOut below and it works,

    <Files ".ht*">
    Require all denied
    <#/Files>

    TimeOut 600

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