HTTP 408 Request Timeout means the server waited too long for the client to finish sending the request and closed the connection. This happens when the client starts sending a request but takes too long to complete it.
The client's network is too slow to complete the request within the server's timeout window.
A file upload is too large relative to the client's upload bandwidth.
The server is indicating it is willing to accept the request — try sending it again on a better connection.
Test your connection speed and stability to ensure you can complete the request within the timeout.
If uploading large files, try compressing them or splitting into smaller chunks.