Change default request_timeout and allow override #27
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In a hub that's older than 1.3.0 where we don't do server side filtering, if there are a lot of users the `GET /users` request can timeout the default tornado 20 second request timeout. This changes the default request timeout to 60 seconds but provides an environment variable to override that value. Closes jupyterhub#26
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In a hub that's older than 1.3.0 where we don't do server
side filtering, if there are a lot of users the
GET /usersrequest can timeout the default tornado 20 second request
timeout.
This changes the default request timeout to 60 seconds but
provides an environment variable to override that value.
Closes #26