>
> Not sure what you mean by byte range.
>
Some client browsers, like mobile phones have limited buffers, thus can not
retrieve all the content at once. They will request a byte-range they are
capable of retrieving from the server. When this chunk of data has been
retrieved, then they will ask for the next chunk (byte-range).
I can handle this second request of bytes, but for some reason PHP doesn't
detect the initial request as being request for a range of bytes, therefore
starts offering the whole file.
This is all documented in HTTP1.1 and it is a standard webserver<->client
behavior, but for some reason I cant find a way to make PHP to detect it.
There must be some way since all this interactivity from the initial
connection to the apache is recorded to the logs.
> > Anybody happen to know, How to make a PHP script to detect
> byte-range the
> > client is requesting?
> >
> > thx,
> >
Petri
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