Hi all!
I need to write a module which will make an action when all request body
is sent to the client (or after breaking the connection by the client).
It is very important to me to do it when data are really sent, not only
scheduled for sending. Is this possible using nginx module framework?
Which kind of module (handler, filter or balancer) should I use?
I looked on handler and filter module references but it seems that they
just prepare/update response body for sending. I would like to insert
callback after real, phisicall send.
Best regards,
On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 11:05:01AM +0100, Marcin Gajda wrote:
I need to write a module which will make an action when all request body
is sent to the client (or after breaking the connection by the client).
It is very important to me to do it when data are really sent, not only
scheduled for sending. Is this possible using nginx module framework?
Which kind of module (handler, filter or balancer) should I use?
I looked on handler and filter module references but it seems that they
just prepare/update response body for sending. I would like to insert
callback after real, phisicall send.
nginx may report only successful sending full response to a kernel,
but it can not say whether response was sent by kernel to client.
On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 02:18:01PM +0300, Igor S. wrote:
nginx may report only successful sending full response to a kernel,
but it can not say whether response was sent by kernel to client.
Hm… It’s a pity for me 
But perhaps the solution with sending full response to a kernel could be
sufficient for me. Could you write me, which module type should I use?
Maybe a filter linked somewhere at the end?
Best regards,
On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 03:48:20PM +0100, Marcin Gajda wrote:
On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 02:18:01PM +0300, Igor S. wrote:
nginx may report only successful sending full response to a kernel,
but it can not say whether response was sent by kernel to client.
Hm… It’s a pity for me
But perhaps the solution with sending full response to a kernel could be
sufficient for me. Could you write me, which module type should I use?
Maybe a filter linked somewhere at the end?
location / {
post_action /post;
}
location = /post {
proxy_pass/etc.
# $request_completion here is "OK" if request complete
# or "" otherwise.
}