# Example Traefik dynamic config: longer backend timeout for Kutt.
#
# Use a SEPARATE file (e.g. serverstransports.yaml or kutt-timeout.yaml), NOT inside
# routers.yaml — Traefik can reject serversTransports in a file it treats as routers-only.
# Place this file in the same directory as your other dynamic config (e.g. /etc/traefik/conf.d/)
# so the file provider picks it up.
#
# In docker-compose.portainer.yml set the kutt service label to use this transport with @file:
#   traefik.http.services.kutt-short.loadbalancer.serversTransport=kutt-long-timeout@file
#
# responseHeaderTimeout: time to wait for backend response headers (0 = no timeout).
# 300s helps avoid 504 Gateway Timeout when Kutt or OIDC is slow.
# If 504s persist, also raise entrypoint transport.respondingTimeouts.readTimeout in Traefik static config.
http:
    serversTransports:
        kutt-long-timeout:
            forwardingTimeouts:
                responseHeaderTimeout: '300s'