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Questions tagged [range-header]

This tag should be used to refer to the Range HTTP header

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Stream video to Safari from .NET Core

Streaming works well in all browsers except Safari. As I know request should support range header. Here is the code that I am using: public async Task GetVideoStream() { if…
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Why does Google Chrome makes http request for download with a higher range than the file size and how to handle it?

Update: We found out that this 1 MB kind of range was coming due to our own code only. After making a check for that, the issue got resolved. We have implemented an Http server and it can serve the file with/without range. We notice that Google…
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Recombining large chunked zip download in GO

I am downloading a large .zip file in parallel with Accept-Ranges and Goroutines. The application sends multiple requests to download 10MB chunks of a zip file from a URL using its Range header. The requests get split up into different ranges as…
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How to act as a middleman server to add HTTP headers between client and remote server?

I have a server which acts as a middle man between an HTTP client that I don't control and a remote file hosting server I don't control. I want to expose a URL through which the client can download a chunk (specified by HTTP range headers my server…
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Magnolia: Range request doesn't serve content when cache filter enabled resulting in Facebook Sharing not to work

When sending an HTTP request with a Range header to Magnolia I get a Response with Content-Length: 0: curl -I -X GET \ http://localhost:8080/ \ -H 'Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate' \ -H 'Cache-Control: no-cache'…
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NGINX send bytes range to client with custom headers in request

I want to deploy such a scenario: Client sends start-index and last-index headers to the nginx. these headers indicate the range of the file the user wants. Nginx must proxy the request to a file server and get back whole the file. Nginx should…
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Browsers not initiating Range Requests for large files

I want to serve large files (>1GB) over HTTPS. I am trying to use the range headers for this so that when the client (browser) requests the range of bytes, it will be served by the server. I have also put a maximum limit on the range i.e. 1MB. The…
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Why would arrayBuffer.slice(0, 2).byteLength == 11?

I'm writing a service worker for a PWA, which handles cached audio files. I'm following this guide to respond correctly to fetches involving range headers, which Safari is very particular about. I have the following function (called from my fetch…
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Is there any difference in getting bytes range in ByteRangeStreamContent and cutting bytes directly from bytes array

I am wondering if there is any difference in getting bytes range content in ByteRangeStreamContent and getting bytes range directly from bytes array So basically I want to ask if there is any difference in below two codes, in terms of the result…
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