gerdS
April 22, 2021, 7:36am
1
Is there a way to set the header “Connection” to “keep-alive” in the HTTP Request Node?
If I set the header explicitly with
{
“Connection”: “keep-alive”
}
it will be overwritten to “close” by the node.
The problem is that the http endpoint (it’s a Drupal CMS) will reject other connections than “keep-alive” which results in the error ESOCKETTIMEDOUT.
How can I solve this?
Not completely sure, but it seems like to really keep the connection open the request library has to be configured properly. Meaning we need to add a couple of parameters (check the link below) to the node.
gerdS
April 22, 2021, 2:53pm
3
Sounds good! Will you add it to the node?
You can make a feature request so that people can upvote this feature. The more votes, the more chances of being developed.
gerdS
April 23, 2021, 6:33am
5
OK thanks! I changed it to feature request.
Upvoting this feature.
HTTP Request node without Keep-Alive option fails with a lot of APIs behind Cloudflare.
We’re you able to make it work, gerdS?