Question

I am using tk10x server to listen some request from a GPS device on my OpenGTS server. By default this tk10x has a timeout of 60000ms. I want to remove this timeout thing what should i do ?

Answer 1

Here are a few texts from: http://www.opengts.org/FAQ.html

For Tomcat

This can be changed in the Tomcat default “web.xml” file found in the Tomcat directory “$CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml”. Here is the section of the “web.xml” file that sets the timeout to 30 minutes:

 <session-config>
     <session-timeout>30</session-timeout>
 </session-config>

You can change this value to any desired length of time. Tomcat should be restarted after this value has been changed. (Note: setting this value too large may cause excessive resources to be consumes by users which have logged in, but are not actually using the system).

Alternative

This can be configured in the “dcservers.xml” file (or “dcservers/dcserver_XXXXX.xml” file where XXXXX is the DCS id) by setting the TCP timeout values to ‘0’, as follows:

<Property key="tcpIdleTimeoutMS">0</Property>
<Property key="tcpPacketTimeoutMS">0</Property>
<Property key="tcpSessionTimeoutMS">0</Property>

This will cause the DCS (where the above properties were set) to always leave the TCP session open. (Note: each connected TCP connesion consumes system resources – memory, threads, filehandles, etc. Having many such connected TCP sessions may significantly limit the number of devices which can connect with your server).