Hello!
On Wed, Jun 05, 2013 at 10:28:26AM -0400, B.R. wrote:
> oO
>
> Is that a bug or a feature?
> Wouldn't it be nice not to lose information in the middle? PHP sends
> information and probably wants the Web server to do its job forwarding it
> to the browser. I'd like that, as a personal note.
This is how it works. With proxy, you may avoid buffering in
nginx with proxy_buffering off. With fastcgi you can't, as
unbuffered mode isn't implemented (well, fastcgi_keep_conn will do
something comparable, but not exactly).
As long as this only happens if connection is broken anyway - this
isn't considered to be a problem as information is lost anyway.
> Thanks for that insight Maxim, that was one of the piece of information I
> was seeking for. ;o)
This what I wrote in my very first message in this thread:
: There is buffering on nginx side, too, which may prevent last part
: of the response from appearing in the output as seen by a browser.
: It doesn't explain why read timeout isn't reset though.
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Maxim Dounin
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