Hy @ All,
Is there an Option in nginx to set a limit for the download filesize, so
that the requested file will be downloaded from the proxied server
(apache) directly?
Example:
testfile.bin over 10 MB, will send directly to apache
Client --> Apache
testfile.bin under 10 MB, will send to nginx cache and then to apache
Client --> nginx Cache --> Apache
Any Solutions?
Regards,
Maik U.
Client → Apache
testfile.bin under 10 MB, will send to nginx cache and then to apache
Client → nginx Cache → Apache
Any Solutions?
You can implement the following solution:
any request passes to the Apache
probe the file size
if size over 10MB - serve it like you want
if under - send X-Accel-Redirect response to nginx
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Alexander Kolesen wrote in post #991075:
Client → Apache
testfile.bin under 10 MB, will send to nginx cache and then to apache
Client → nginx Cache → Apache
Any Solutions?
You can implement the following solution:
any request passes to the Apache
probe the file size
if size over 10MB - serve it like you want
if under - send X-Accel-Redirect response to nginx
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Let me explain this with a other way:
if the file has a size over 10 MB then nginx will not cache the file in
the filesystem and it will downloaded directly from the apache
if the file has a size under 10 MB then nginx will cache the file in the
filesystem