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@JOduMonT if the simple GET to / of the application exceeds 7seconds, then likely increasing the timeout just hides some other underlying issue. Since the logs show n8n, but you mention searxng and this is the openwebui forum section. I am not sure how all those got connected, maybe you can give more context how these play together and what may cause such high response times. Also if the healtheck takes so long, is the app otherwise in any way usable then? Could also be that only this healthcheck took that long and other requests (which do actual things in the app backend) have entirely different issues?

@CBCUN any decent hoster can upload with a speed of 10MB/s so for a 600GB backup it should take 16-18 hours. My Cloudron backup is ~80GB TGZ and it takes 35-45 minutes to backup from a Netcup RS to a Hetzner storage box. Either your source/target system is slow as hell or something else is bottlenecking. What method do you use? I found TGZ to be way faster because of the many many small files. If you have larger files, maybe RSYNC is the way to go. A good solution would be a (maybe self hosted) S3 Storage together with RSYNC. I use Minio for one of my backup instances and the backup from Cloudron is blazing fast as most of the work is done by the target machine.

@nebulon and @girish I am not proxying, nor using Cloudflare for my server. Which, security wise is probably very stupid. but recently I have been able to upload a 10gig file and I have been slowly adding to my collection. You can mark as resolved if desired, but I will report back if it fails again

@savity Worked Perfekt Thanks

@shan I will mark this thread as solved. Let's follow up at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7750/backup-uploads-time-out-after-12-hours-can-no-longer-manually-adjust-timeout-to-be-longer