Andreas Magnusson wrote:
Thanks for your reply!
Have a look at: http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Download
I looked at it and it's hard to see what it does differently from what I do...
And the first comment of: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-cache-limiter.php
Thanks, I've read that and I'm not using output compression.
Perhaps you should not use ouput-compression, and look at the headers generated by PHP
What headers are sent? Do you use sessions?
I use sessions, and I've tried to send the same headers as the webserver sends if I download a file directly (rather than through PHP). It doesn't work... Maybe I should just create a temporary file and relocate the browser to it in case the browser is IE...
you can see this using Mozilla + Live Headers, Ethereal, http://schroepl.net/cgi-bin/http_trace.pl ...
Thanks, I've written my own HTTP header tracer in C++, but it hasn't been able to help me since the headers looks good to me...
/Andreas
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