Re: [squid-users] Multiple Ranges in Range: header - issues with non-sequential/overlapping ranges

2009-04-17 Thread Chris Woodfield
On Apr 17, 2009, at 7:45 PM, Amos Jeffries wrote: Chris Woodfield wrote: Hi, We've noticed that when a request is sent that has multiple byte ranges in the Range: header, the behavior is not what one would expect. If one requests multiple byte ranges that are sequential and do not overlap

Re: [squid-users] Multiple Ranges in Range: header - issues with non-sequential/overlapping ranges

2009-04-17 Thread Amos Jeffries
Chris Woodfield wrote: Hi, We've noticed that when a request is sent that has multiple byte ranges in the Range: header, the behavior is not what one would expect. If one requests multiple byte ranges that are sequential and do not overlap (i.e. Range: bytes=1-20,30-50), the response is the

[squid-users] Multiple Ranges in Range: header - issues with non-sequential/overlapping ranges

2009-04-17 Thread Chris Woodfield
Hi, We've noticed that when a request is sent that has multiple byte ranges in the Range: header, the behavior is not what one would expect. If one requests multiple byte ranges that are sequential and do not overlap (i.e. Range: bytes=1-20,30-50), the response is the expected 206 Partial