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Hello,
Was the lighttpd package not compiled with LFS enabled ?
I have the latest kamikaze and lighttpd package installed on an asus wl-hdd. The web server is unable to serve files over 2 GB, because it returns a negative "Content-Length" header.
I know that lighttpd supports large files, but it is a compilation option (--enable-lfs). So was it compiled without LFS, or is openwrt incompatible with lighttpd's LFS ?
thanks
What did you use to write that file? Can you access it that way? Are you using kamikaze-2.6 or 2.4?
The file is fine, it is accessible through all other means (ftp, samba, etc).
I'm using kamikaze 7.09 (openwrt-brcm-2.4-squashfs.trx).
The --enable-lfs doesn't seem to be used in 7.09 or the latest trunk. You could try to build it yourself and rebuild the lighttpd package with that option. (CONFIGURE_ARGS+= in line 134 of the feeds/packages/net/lighttpd/Makefile)
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