Apache AH00524 error with code 70007

[vmSean]

Hello,

I'm having a problem with my CentOS 7.6 server w/ CWP. When trying to upload a file (Wordpress theme upload), the browser session seems to terminate before the file can be uploaded (Browser states ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED).

In my apache logs, I see the following error, which correlates to the browser session (xxx = my home IP):

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[Fri May 17 09:10:38.723389 2019] [core:error] [pid 1943:tid 139641030129408] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:55273] AH00524: Handler for (null) returned invalid result code 70007, referer: https://www.mysite.com/wp-admin/theme-install.php?browse=featured

I've tried everything I can in the PHP.ini file (increasing timeouts, file upload size, etc), which has done nothing. I've also disabled Mod Security, as well as CSF. An extensive Google search also hasn't seem to help much. I also don't have this problem on any of my other CentOS 7.6 servers that don't use CWP. I'm using the "Apache Only" option in CWP, along with PHP 7.3.5. PHP-FPM is not installed.

Any ideas?

-Sean

[Sandeep]

Add this line to apache vhost under "proxy_fcgi_module"

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ProxyTimeout 600

eg :

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        <IfModule proxy_fcgi_module>
<FilesMatch \.php$>
SetHandler "proxy:%backend_fcgi%|fcgi://localhost"
</FilesMatch>
        ProxyTimeout 600
</IfModule>

[StephaneB]

I have the same problem, or what is the file?

My conf :

Apache version: Apache/2.4.39
PHP version: 7.3.6 PHP-FPM is forced
Web Servers: apache-only

[StephaneB]

need help plz

[kshitij.singh]

I am having the same problem. This problem comes when we upload file of size greater than 8MB .

Even, my configuration is like below,

1. max_execution_time   300   300
2. max_file_uploads   20   20
3. max_input_time   3000   3000
4. memory_limit   -1   -1
5. post_max_size   4096M   4096M
6. upload_max_filesize   2048M   2048M


Please Help me.

[StephaneB]

I found the solution, for my configuration:
I disable module LoadModule reqtimeout_module modules / mod_reqtimeout.so in apache httpd.conf

[kshitij.singh]

Thank You very Much.
This solves my problem

[nborromeo]

Disabling mod_reqtimeout.so as suggested by StephaneB works for me too.
I'm curious of how to debug this in PHP and what caused it.

[luis web]

I found the solution, for my configuration:
I disable module LoadModule reqtimeout_module modules / mod_reqtimeout.so in apache httpd.conf

here from Portugal
thank you helped me a lot