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I have a seriously big problem, when i download any file for example: myfile.zip, or when i load a page for example: myserver.com/welcome.html, the response headers not include content-length and the samething when i download a file, the download show this:
I other words, does not show the size of the file and not show the progress downloaded, because my website not answer content-length, on any file.
The same problem with a normal page, response header below:
apache-httpd download file-transfer header-file htaccess
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I have a seriously big problem, when i download any file for example: myfile.zip, or when i load a page for example: myserver.com/welcome.html, the response headers not include content-length and the samething when i download a file, the download show this:
I other words, does not show the size of the file and not show the progress downloaded, because my website not answer content-length, on any file.
The same problem with a normal page, response header below:
apache-httpd download file-transfer header-file htaccess
asked 1 hour ago
Arthur LincohnArthur Lincohn
11 bronze badge
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I am confused by the combination of nginx and.htaccesshere - which are you using at the point the header would be generated?
– Michael Homer
14 mins ago
Really so sorry, i write wrong my server, my server is Apache/2.4.25, edition of the question already made.
– Arthur Lincohn
8 mins ago
1) The question has not been edited. 2) You have a screenshot showing nginx.
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
Im confussed too, my response header are nginx but the directory listing say: Apache/2.4.25 (Debian) Server at myserver.com/files Port 80
– Arthur Lincohn
5 mins ago
really so strange
– Arthur Lincohn
3 mins ago
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I have a seriously big problem, when i download any file for example: myfile.zip, or when i load a page for example: myserver.com/welcome.html, the response headers not include content-length and the samething when i download a file, the download show this:
I other words, does not show the size of the file and not show the progress downloaded, because my website not answer content-length, on any file.
The same problem with a normal page, response header below:
apache-httpd download file-transfer header-file htaccess
asked 1 hour ago
Arthur LincohnArthur Lincohn
11 bronze badge
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Arthur Lincohn is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I have a seriously big problem, when i download any file for example: myfile.zip, or when i load a page for example: myserver.com/welcome.html, the response headers not include content-length and the samething when i download a file, the download show this:
I other words, does not show the size of the file and not show the progress downloaded, because my website not answer content-length, on any file.
The same problem with a normal page, response header below:
apache-httpd download file-transfer header-file htaccess
apache-httpd download file-transfer header-file htaccess
asked 1 hour ago
Arthur LincohnArthur Lincohn
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asked 1 hour ago
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I am confused by the combination of nginx and.htaccesshere - which are you using at the point the header would be generated?
– Michael Homer
14 mins ago
Really so sorry, i write wrong my server, my server is Apache/2.4.25, edition of the question already made.
– Arthur Lincohn
8 mins ago
1) The question has not been edited. 2) You have a screenshot showing nginx.
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
Im confussed too, my response header are nginx but the directory listing say: Apache/2.4.25 (Debian) Server at myserver.com/files Port 80
– Arthur Lincohn
5 mins ago
really so strange
– Arthur Lincohn
3 mins ago
add a comment
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I am confused by the combination of nginx and.htaccesshere - which are you using at the point the header would be generated?
– Michael Homer
14 mins ago
Really so sorry, i write wrong my server, my server is Apache/2.4.25, edition of the question already made.
– Arthur Lincohn
8 mins ago
1) The question has not been edited. 2) You have a screenshot showing nginx.
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
Im confussed too, my response header are nginx but the directory listing say: Apache/2.4.25 (Debian) Server at myserver.com/files Port 80
– Arthur Lincohn
5 mins ago
really so strange
– Arthur Lincohn
3 mins ago
I am confused by the combination of nginx and
.htaccess here - which are you using at the point the header would be generated?– Michael Homer
14 mins ago
I am confused by the combination of nginx and
.htaccess here - which are you using at the point the header would be generated?– Michael Homer
14 mins ago
Really so sorry, i write wrong my server, my server is Apache/2.4.25, edition of the question already made.
– Arthur Lincohn
8 mins ago
Really so sorry, i write wrong my server, my server is Apache/2.4.25, edition of the question already made.
– Arthur Lincohn
8 mins ago
1) The question has not been edited. 2) You have a screenshot showing nginx.
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
1) The question has not been edited. 2) You have a screenshot showing nginx.
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
Im confussed too, my response header are nginx but the directory listing say: Apache/2.4.25 (Debian) Server at myserver.com/files Port 80
– Arthur Lincohn
5 mins ago
Im confussed too, my response header are nginx but the directory listing say: Apache/2.4.25 (Debian) Server at myserver.com/files Port 80
– Arthur Lincohn
5 mins ago
really so strange
– Arthur Lincohn
3 mins ago
really so strange
– Arthur Lincohn
3 mins ago
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I am confused by the combination of nginx and
.htaccesshere - which are you using at the point the header would be generated?– Michael Homer
14 mins ago
Really so sorry, i write wrong my server, my server is Apache/2.4.25, edition of the question already made.
– Arthur Lincohn
8 mins ago
1) The question has not been edited. 2) You have a screenshot showing nginx.
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
Im confussed too, my response header are nginx but the directory listing say: Apache/2.4.25 (Debian) Server at myserver.com/files Port 80
– Arthur Lincohn
5 mins ago
really so strange
– Arthur Lincohn
3 mins ago