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Hey @evanmiller! Hope you are doing well man. mod_zip is generally working great for us :)
I have a question that may or may not be related to mod_zip specifically.
In short, in our application we stream large (10+ GB) file/directory downloads to our users. Often times they are in places with unreliable internet connections. It seems that when there is some service interruption, these long-running downloads get interrupted and cannot resume where they left off.
Could we use Last-Modified to pick up where the download left off?
To save bandwidth, add a "Last-Modified" header in the upstream response; mod_zip will then honor the "If-Range" header from clients.
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@evanmiller why/are CRC32 calculations for each entry in the manifest required to support this feature? It's not immediately clear to my why that would be... if there's some documentation floating around (I haven't found a good explanation) that you're aware of I'd appreciate linking it here! Thanks 🙏
Hey @evanmiller! Hope you are doing well man.
mod_zip
is generally working great for us :)I have a question that may or may not be related to
mod_zip
specifically.In short, in our application we stream large (10+ GB) file/directory downloads to our users. Often times they are in places with unreliable internet connections. It seems that when there is some service interruption, these long-running downloads get interrupted and cannot resume where they left off.
Could we use
Last-Modified
to pick up where the download left off?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: