Amos Jeffries ha scritto:
Marcello Romani wrote:
Hi,
I have squid2.7STABLE3 running on a debian system.
I have a partially downloaded ISO file, and I'd like to finish the
download without restarting it from scratch.
I'm using wget with -c option.
When squid sees the 206/partial content response from the server
hosting the ISO file, it starts downloading the entire file from the
beginning. wget doesn't receive nothing in the meantime.
After some time, wget decides that the request has timed out, so
retries the download issuing a new request, which of course receives
another 206 response, causing squid to start a new download of the
entire ISO file from byte 0.
And so on...
The only solution (since I cannot bypass the proxy) is to avoid using
the -c option, and do a full download instead of a partial one.
So it seems that squid2.7 doesn't support 206 requests.
Is this a missing feature or is there some config option I should look
at ?
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/range_offset_limit
Amos
Thank you very much.
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Marcello Romani
