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Specifying Request Timeouts
Updated on 2023-02-27 GMT+08:00
The cli-connect-timeout and cli-read-timeout options are used to set request timeouts. For the request connection timeout (--cli-connect-timeout), the default value is 5s. For the I/O timeout (--cli-read-timeout), the default value is 10s.
hcloud ECS DeleteServerPassword --cli-region="eu-west-101" --project_id="2cc60f5****************efa5019ef" --server_id="e6b99563-****-****-****-1820d4fd2a67" --cli-connect-timeout=10 --cli-read-timeout=15
You can use either --cli-connect-timeout or --cli-read-timeout or use both options in a command.
Parent topic: Options
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