Hi j,
Thanks very much for your reply! I configured my Nginx with your configuration, then I run netcat to check received data as you suggested. As a result I did see 30M data are sent to 8081. But I think Nginx works in this situation because the server(8081) doesn't send any data back at the same time. As I mentioned perviously, on my server side, when I don't return any data back, Nginx can also proxy all of data to upstream server.
An interesting thing is when I use curl limit-rate option to slow down the speed, everything works perfect(30M encoded data are received back from server).
Thanks,
Ling
Thanks very much for your reply! I configured my Nginx with your configuration, then I run netcat to check received data as you suggested. As a result I did see 30M data are sent to 8081. But I think Nginx works in this situation because the server(8081) doesn't send any data back at the same time. As I mentioned perviously, on my server side, when I don't return any data back, Nginx can also proxy all of data to upstream server.
An interesting thing is when I use curl limit-rate option to slow down the speed, everything works perfect(30M encoded data are received back from server).
Thanks,
Ling