Hi All,
I'm developing NGINX module which should read some binary data from upstream server, process it an send response to the user.
So to do it i'm using ngx_http_upstream API to create upstream request and get data. So the question is where is the right point to start processing of received chain of buffers and how to avoid call to ngx_http_output_filter from ngx_http_upstream_process_non_buffered_request?
I'm going to cal it by myself when data processing is finished.

During research i've tried to enable subrequest_in_memory flag to save all needed data for later processing
In upstream ngx_http_upstream_process_header there is a validation if subrequest is in memory
if (!r->subrequest_in_memory) {
ngx_http_upstream_send_response(r, u);
return;
}
When i enabled subrequest_in_memory flag i got an error "upstream buffer is too small to read response"
But in debugger i see that data are available in the upstream buffer. It looks for me that response is already saved. So how to explain such inconsistency?

Thank you in advance.