While caching files on disk, NGINX-proxy adds certain metadata at the the
beginning of the file.
Can such files be served by NGINX (acting a server)? Is there a method to
skip the metadata part and just serve the content from such a cached
file.?
Well you can use proxy_store (
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_proxy_module.html#proxy_store / there
is also a configuration snippet ) with that nginx will save all the upstream
files as-is without any additional metadata.
The drawback is you have to manage the "cache" yourself (expiration /
purging) as nginx won't do anything with the stored files.
rr
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