Re: Change Content-Disposition from inline to attachment using mod_headers in a reverse proxy?

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Devraj Mukherjee wrote:
Hi all,

We are setting up a reverse proxy to proxy contents from an external
web site, because we need to change parts of the content before we
serve it to our users (primarily to make the site Firefox friendly).
mod_substitute does most of what we want, apart from file downloads.
Firefox on Linux (which is most of our users) doesn't seem to handle
PDF files delivered inline that well.

Sounds like firefox on linux is badly misconfigured.  LART your sysop!

The web site sends down the PDF files with the following header

Content-Disposition: inline;filename=Report.pdf

I would like the Content-Disposition to be changed to attachment. I
believe mod_headers is the module for the job.

Yep.  What's the problem?
(just dropping the Content-Disposition wouldn't hurt).

--
Nick Kew

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