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I have created a private mysql instance and intalled a copy of phpMyAdmin for that instance. When I try to import db (previously exported from common mysql with common phpmyadmin) – after 5 minutes it ends up with “504 Gateway timeout” error. I don`t think the timeout in config file is too small, because the same file loads on common mysql and phpmyadmin on the same server in less than a minute. And on private instance the import is not even started – no tables created at all. The same result with compressed and uncompressed files. Another problem – after this error the whole phpmyadmin app stops working – no pages displayed until I kill the session in browser. asked 29 Nov '13, 00:56 Olaf |
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The problem is that the frontend webserver timeout is 5 minutes and your import takes longer than that. This is why you are getting the 504 error message. To avoid this we recommend that you import databases from the command line. answered 29 Nov '13, 07:54 timg ♦♦ As I wrote above the import is not even started.
(29 Nov '13, 22:46)
Olaf
It performs the full upload before starting the import, so if the upload is taking longer than 5 minutes, then it's expected that the upload times out before import is started. How big is that database dump that you're uploading, and how fast are you uploading it?
(30 Nov '13, 00:36)
ryans ♦♦
zipped file size is 4.7 Mb. On the same server, on phpmyadmin provided by Webfaction, upload and import process together take 2min 12 sec. So, its definitly something wrong with my copy of phpmyadmin.
(30 Nov '13, 06:11)
Olaf
Did you try importing from the command line?
(30 Nov '13, 07:07)
timg ♦♦
Yes, command line works fine.
(30 Nov '13, 09:44)
Olaf
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