Directive Reference
[ 220 ]Directive Explanation Context/Default
client_body_timeout Specifies the length of time
between successive read
operations of the client body.
If reached, the client receives
a 408 error message (Request
Timeout).Valid contexts: http,
server, location
Default value: 60sclient_header_
buffer_sizeUsed for specifying a buffer size
for the client request header, when
this needs to be larger than the
default 1 KB.Valid contexts: http,
server
Default value: 1kclient_header_
timeoutSpecifies the length of time for
reading the entire client header.
If reached, the client receives
a 408 error message (Request
Timeout).Valid contexts: http,
server
Default value: 60sclient_max_body_
sizeDefines the largest allowable
client request body, before a 413
(Request Entity Too Large)
error is returned to the browser.Valid contexts: http,
server, location
Default value: 1mconnection_pool_
sizeFine tunes per-connection memory
allocation.Valid contexts: http,
server
Default value: 256
create_full_put_
pathAllows recursive directory
creation when using WebDAV.Valid contexts: http,
server, location
Default value: off
daemon Sets whether or not to daemonize
the nginx process.Valid context: main
Default value: on
dav_access Sets filesystem access permissions
for newly-created files and
directories. If group or all is
specified, user may be omitted.Valid contexts: http,
server, location
Default value:
user:rw
dav_methods Allows the specified HTTP and
WebDAV methods. When PUT
is used, a temporary file is first
created and then renamed. So, it's
recommended to put client_
body_temp_path on the same
filesystem as the destination. A
modification date for such files
may be specified in the Date
header.Valid contexts: http,
server, location
Default value: off