resume downloads: How can I get HTTP_RANGE???

Re: resume downloads: How can I get HTTP_RANGE???

> > I try[color=blue][color=green]
> > $http_range = $_ENV['HTTP_RANGE'];
> > $http_range = $_COOKIE['HTTP_RANGE'];
> > but no result ;-([/color]
>
> How about:
>
> $_SERVER['HTTP_RANGE'][/color]

I apologize for my stupidity ;-)

Re: resume downloads: How can I get HTTP_RANGE???

<- Chameleon -> wrote:
[color=blue]
> Well, I read RFC, but I have a problem now:
> How can I get the HTTP_RANGE enviroment variable from client to resume a
> download? (GetRight)
>
> I try
> $http_range = $_ENV['HTTP_RANGE'];
> $http_range = $_COOKIE['HTTP_RANGE'];
> but no result ;-([/color]

How about:

$_SERVER['HTTP_RANGE']

This was covered here on Mar 11, 2003 inthe thread "HTTP_RANGE "
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Re: resume downloads: How can I get HTTP_RANGE???

Hello,

- Chameleon - wrote:
[color=blue]
> Well, I read RFC, but I have a problem now:
> How can I get the HTTP_RANGE enviroment variable from client to resume a
> download? (GetRight)
>
> I try
> $http_range = $_ENV['HTTP_RANGE'];
> $http_range = $_COOKIE['HTTP_RANGE'];
> but no result ;-([/color]

I think that the request headers are in $_SERVER.
Didn't try it though.

Best regards,

Eric

Well, I read RFC, but I have a problem now:
How can I get the HTTP_RANGE enviroment variable from client to resume a
download? (GetRight)

I try
$http_range = $_ENV['HTTP_RANGE'];
$http_range = $_COOKIE['HTTP_RANGE'];
but no result ;-(

Please Help!

Regards
Gessos Paul