The original HTTP request that happens when clicking the download button
looks like this:
GET /lib/1a5035f8-cd5d-4231-83ad-770b0ca096a3/file/Psalm23.txt?dl=1
HTTP/1.1
HTTP/1.1 302 FOUND
Location: /seafhttp/files/32a0a451-086b-4cbc-b6da-6d80f43df463/Psalm23.txt
GET /seafhttp/files/32a0a451-086b-4
And I just verified that in the WebView’s onDownloadRequested signal
handler, request.url is different in each case:
left click: http://powered.spdns.de/lib/1a5035f8-cd5d-4231-83ad-
770b0ca096a3/file/Psalm23.txt
right click to save link:
http://powered.spdns.de/lib/1a5035f8-cd5d-4231-83ad-
77
The code for the download button on the file’s preview page is as
follows:
Download
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Title:
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OK, I can reproduce the issue described in comment #6 indeed.
I’m seeing one major difference: when clicking the download button
directly, the name of the file being downloaded is "Psalm23.txt",
whereas with right-click and "save link", the file name is
"Psalm23.txt?dl=1".
That "dl=1" parameter s
Hello Oliver,
Thanks for your reply. I see, I have to make a better description of how to use
my homepage and how to force the error.
After you logged into the test account, I sent to you, you see a Library. Open
that library by clicking once to it. Then you see all files which are
currently
eDeviser: I was able to observe the issue firsthand thanks to the test
credentials provided by Lukas (thanks!).
What I’m seeing is that tapping/clicking on a text file (the only file I
have handy in the test instance) displays the contents of that file on a
page. That page has a "Download" button,
Hey Oliver,
thanks for reply. I'm sorry, I always talked about 'right click > Save As' but
I meant 'right click > Save link'.
If I used the 'right click > Save Link' option, the download finishes
successfully.
But if I do left click on that link, the download aborts with http400 error.
This beh
Not sure what you mean by "right click > Save As", there is no such
option in webbrowser-app. There is a "Save link" option, but it should
behave exactly the same as a left click for e.g. a PDF document.
Can you elaborate on what this right click thing is, and if it allows
you to successfully down
Hey Olive! I am acutally not totally shure, that the problem is within
Ubuntu Touch, because I am just a Embedded Software Developer hosting a
webserver for fun. But in seafile/Forum, they told me it is not a
problem with the seafileWebserver. They told that it is caused by the
oneTimeTokens. Never
Sounds like this is yet another limitation of the way downloads are
handled in oxide/webbrowser-app. We would need a tighter integration of
the ubuntu download manager in oxide to overcome this limitation.
Could you please confirm that the duplicated request is indeed the cause
of the problem, by
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