Set DefaultType application/octet-stream in the Web Server configs and
let the client figure it out or ...
Ah, so that's what application/octet-stream is for... I get it now :-).
Too bad they didn't name it 'application/punt-to-client' ;-)...
LOL, very true that :)
I found it works best on Uni
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> >>I need to show these files (jpg), or allow the download (.pdf, .rtf
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> > ...) from a script for users who already are authenticated and have a
> > session opened in the server (this part is already working).
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> Gr - I promise to read slower.
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> Set DefaultType applicat
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I need to show these files (jpg), or allow the download (.pdf, .rtf
...
...) from a script for users who already are authenticated and have a
session opened in the server (this part is already working).
Gr - I promise to read slower.
Set DefaultType application/octet-stream in the We
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> Hi,
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> I have files(.jpg, .pdf, .rtf, .xls) in the following non-public folder:
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> /home/alex/documents/
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> I need to show these files (jpg), or allow the download (.pdf, .rtf
...) from a script for users who already are authenticated and have a
session opened in the server (this part is
Alex A. wrote:
Hi,
I have files(.jpg, .pdf, .rtf, .xls) in the following non-public folder:
/home/alex/documents/
I need to show these files (jpg), or allow the download (.pdf, .rtf ...) from a script for users who already are authenticated and have a session opened in the server (this part is a
Hi,
I have files(.jpg, .pdf, .rtf, .xls) in the following non-public folder:
/home/alex/documents/
I need to show these files (jpg), or allow the download (.pdf, .rtf ...) from a script
for users who already are authenticated and have a session opened in the server (this
part is already workin
