Re: mod2 equivalence for ($r->set_byterange and each

Is there a sequence of headers I am suppose to send out for it to interpret it as 206 partial download request? Thanks a bunch for any replies!

Um, clients make request, so, it? Who? What?

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Re^2: mod2 equivalence for ($r->set_byterange and each_byterange) by gcw (Novice) on Mar 17, 2011 at 20:23 UTC
I am trying to make a partial content request(206) instead of a 200 request. I set the accepted ranges header but when I do a sendfile($fh) it does a 200 request instead of 206 request. So i was wondering if I am sending the correct headers for it to do a 206 request. thanks!	[reply]
Re^3: mod2 equivalence for ($r->set_byterange and each_byterange) by Anonymous Monk on Mar 17, 2011 at 22:39 UTC
I am trying to make a partial content request(206) instead of a 200 request. Um, clients make requests, servers make responses, part of which are response status codes, clients receive responses You say ap_byterange_filter is taking care of serving the requested ranges, without your program having to do anything special; if that is the case, then ap_byterange_filter is also responsible for turning the default 200 code your program sends into a 206 ; if ap_byterange_filter is taking care of things for you, your program doesn't have to do anything special	[reply]
Re^4: mod2 equivalence for ($r->set_byterange and each_byterange) by gcw (Novice) on Mar 18, 2011 at 14:45 UTC
long day.i meant response and not request. i guess i'll look into into the ap_byterange_filter call then. Thanks!	[reply]