Re: Nginx use temp file as request body in post subrequest

I guess we still need the request buf, so made these changes which seemed better. but the behavior is still same. Went though the code for upstream create request and looks like the body is always read from buffer. ngx_buf_t *payload_buf = NULL; payload_buf = ngx_create_temp_buf(r->pool,

Nginx use temp file as request body in post subrequest

I'm building an nginx module and trying to create a post subrequest from the main request. The response from the main request buffers is saved to a nginx temp file and a post subrequest is created. The body of the post subrequest is from the nginx temp file instead of buffers. ``` ngx_http_re

Re: How did nginx resolve names?

On Tue, Mar 09, 2021 at 08:05:02PM -0500, andromeda123 wrote: Hi there, > Can you please elaborate why start-up DNS resolution does not use `resolver` > directive? Just the way run time resolution does? At a guess -- there does not need to be exactly one resolver directive; and there is no need