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We ended up doing it without modules, using nginx, through clientBodyInFileOnly . Here is an example description of the method .
There are some peculiarities - for example, it does not accept multipart / form-data, but in general, while we are happy, we are satisfied with this method.
Why actually replace it? Upgrading nginx is that critical?
This is a question, not a suggestion. I have such a bunch on my combat servers (nginx/1.2.6).
We made it based on the https://github.com/pgaertig/nginx-big-upload module , because it was necessary not just to upload files, but to upload large files with the ability to resume. If there is no resume, then clientBodyInFileOnly will do.
Upload module works fine with nginx 1.8.0, but it doesn't work with nginx 1.9.5 anymore. Crashes with error: *8 epoll_ctl(1, 21) failed (17: File exists)
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