Two comments + follow-up question below.

> > Short of writing my own WSGI app that adds multipart/byteranges or
> > using Apache to serve the files, does anyone know of Pylons-friendly
> > solutions?
>
> It never got added to fileapp because no clients I know of do anything
> but the simplest range requests.  Of course if you control the client
> then you can add fancier ranges.

Just my luck that I would pick bzr which seems to require multipart
for proper behavior on Windows right now.


> I think the best solution is to make your own WSGI app.  I used it as an
> example for WebOb, so you might find it helpful to start from 
> there:http://pythonpaste.org/webob/file-example.html
>

Excellent example -- thanks!


Would you know of any Python example code for the MIME multipart/
byteranges encoding for HTTP off the top of your head?  I'll take a
look at CherryPy which I believe supports it and look into MimeWriter.

-Eric
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