Thanks a lot, fix seems to be working fine.
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Thanks for the response.
The main issue is that now request is closed before actual task is done in
thread pool.
How can I avoid that?
It worked fine before the upgrade.
What is correct thread pool usage in custom module in 1.14?
Here is my request handler for reference:
static ngx_int_t ngx_http
Hi,
I have custom nginx module which uses thread pool to serve blocking
synchronous calls to our library.
It worked fine with nginx version 1.12.1.
Now we've tried to upgrade nginx to latest 1.14 version and it seems thread
pool is not working with that version.
After some debugging we've found t
So my design seems to be wrong. Thanks a lot for assistance.
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So I have my own module which is working with thread pool enabled.
ngx_http_upstream_init is called from my thread_event_handler, flag r->aio
is enabled.
In fact, upstream is not initialized at all.
When i set aio flag to false and call to ngx_http_upstream_init, i'm getting
a core dump in ngx_ep
Thanks for the answers.
Does upstream works correctly with thread pool enabled?
I see some strange validation in ngx_http_upstream_init_request()
if (r->aio) {
return;
}
that flag is set when thread pool is enabled.
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Hi Maxim,
Thanks for quick response.
I've implemented all upstream callbacks and upstream seems to work fine
now.
But i still have the open question how to avoid sending received data from
upstream to the downstream client.
As I said, I need to process received data first and after that send resul
Hi All,
I'm developing NGINX module which should read some binary data from upstream
server, process it an send response to the user.
So to do it i'm using ngx_http_upstream API to create upstream request and
get data. So the question is where is the right point to start processing of
received cha
