I finally fixed this problem after testing several configuration parameters. I tested the solution twice, removing all previous changes. Only one parameter was needed for me to fix it.

<Proxy fcgi://127.0.0.1:49158> ProxySet timeout=1800 </Proxy> ProxyPassMatch ^/(.+\.php.*)$ fcgi://127.0.0.1:49158/home/...<your_path> 

I needed to add the Proxy directive to set the timeout to 30 minutes. In some applications, usually when operating database, there are routines that can take more than 10 minutes to execute. I temporary set the timeout to 30 minutes to ensure they finish. Specifically useful when using the installation wizard, which takes too much time (in my humble opinion).

By the way the intial input that helped me to solve this issue was found in the following URL address.

I finally fixed this problem after testing several configuration parameters. I tested the solution twice, removing all previous changes. Only one parameter was needed for me to fix it.

For the latest versions of httpd and mod_proxy_fcgi you can simply add timeout= to the end of the ProxyPassMatch line, e.g.:

ProxyPassMatch ^/(.+\.php.*)$ fcgi://127.0.0.1:9000/<docroot>/$1 timeout=1800 

For older versions it was a little more complicated, e.g.:

<Proxy fcgi://127.0.0.1:9000> ProxySet timeout=1800 </Proxy> ProxyPassMatch ^/(.+\.php.*)$ fcgi://127.0.0.1:9000/<docroot>/$1 

I needed to add the Proxy directive to set the timeout to 30 minutes. In some applications, usually when operating database, there are routines that can take more than 10 minutes to execute. I temporary set the timeout to 30 minutes to ensure they finish. Specifically useful when using the installation wizard, which takes too much time (in my humble opinion).

By the way the intial input that helped me to solve this issue was found in the following URL address.

I finally fixed this problem after testing several configuration parameters. I tested the solution twice, removing all previous changes. Only one parameter was needed for me to fix it.

<Proxy fcgi://127.0.0.1:49158> ProxySet timeout=1800 </Proxy> ProxyPassMatch ^/(.+\.php.*)$ fcgi://127.0.0.1:49158/home/...<your_path> 

I needed to add the Proxy directive to set the timeout to 30 minutes. In some applications, usually when operating database, there are routines that can take more than 10 minutes to execute. I temporary set the timeout to 30 minutes to ensure they finish. Specifically useful when using the installation wizard, which takes too much time (in my humble opinion).

By the way the intial input that help me to solve this was found in the following URL address.

I finally fixed this problem after testing several configuration parameters. I tested the solution twice, removing all previous changes. Only one parameter was needed for me to fix it.

<Proxy fcgi://127.0.0.1:49158> ProxySet timeout=1800 </Proxy> ProxyPassMatch ^/(.+\.php.*)$ fcgi://127.0.0.1:49158/home/...<your_path> 

I needed to add the Proxy directive to set the timeout to 30 minutes. In some applications, usually when operating database, there are routines that can take more than 10 minutes to execute. I temporary set the timeout to 30 minutes to ensure they finish. Specifically useful when using the installation wizard, which takes too much time (in my humble opinion).

By the way the intial input that helped me to solve this issue was found in the following URL address.