Hi,

I'm using the latest version of Nginx, PHP/PHP-FPM on a Linux machine with 2GB of ram and plenty of hard disk space.

My problem is this: when I upload a large (2GB, for exemple) file on my Web site, Nginx buffers the whole file in memory, and this will be come a huge problem as we're going to have a lot of users uploading large files in a near future. So I gave a try to the Nginx upload module as I thought it would write directly to disk and skip memory, but no, I still have the same issue.

I'm currently looking at solutions like Plupload (Flash uploader) that can chunk an upload in many small files - but the perfect solution would be to be able to tell Nginx to write the client body directly to file, and never keep it in memory.

Is it possible?

Thanks!