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[Bug 37920] mod_proxy does not flush data on POST requests from client

https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=37920

--- Comment #5 from Andre W. <an...@bmw.de> ---
Hello,

currently we are running into some problems with this behaviour, because  we
have long response times, within the first request by transmitting audio data.

To get more in detail, we are trying to send small voice packages over the
apache to a backend system where we want to analyse the audio data (audio
recognition). In this case we are sending audio data as transfer-encoding
chunked, ~3,6KBps HTTP requests, based on normally 1024bytes sized packages.

Which leads to an delay of 4-5 seconds until the request gets proxied to the
backend.

>From my point of view it would be good to have an parameter, which we would be
able to configure the size of the data, which will be pooled/buffered so that
we would be able to resize it.

In my suggestion that could be an overall server parameter or something bind on
the balancermember or proxypass directive e.g. maxmempoolssize=bytes; 

Best regards,
André

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