I've poked around the code, example ino files, issues, and arduino forums for this, but I can't seem to find a reliable way to set a timeout for the HTTP request.

My code, essentially, boils down to this:

voidsend_data() {unsignedlong millistart =millis();  String url ="id=somedatahere";// new client each time  HttpClienthttp(client, traccar_server, traccar_port);// start for the / url, and set some timeouts  http.beginRequest();  http.setTimeout(5000);  http.setHttpResponseTimeout(5000);int err = http.post("/","application/x-www-form-urlencoded", url);  http.endRequest();  SerialMon.println("> post done (" +String((millis() - millistart)/1000.0,2) +"s)");}

(The above is paraphrased and not necessarily working code,the full code is available here but has all kinds of other GPS/data/modem stuff going on as well.)

Yet I routinely see the "post done" showing times well in excess of 10 seconds and sometimes even up to 75 seconds or so (which is a real fishy number, like a 60s timeout on top of a 15s from something else).

Setup info:

• Device:LILYGO T-SIM7000G ESP32-WROVER-B
• Arduino IDE 2.1.0
• ArduinoHttpClient 0.4.0

How can I set a overall timeout for a given HTTP request?