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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/21/12 6:33 AM, Selvaraj Chnnasamy
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<p>How can i <span class="hilite2">enable</span> <span
class="hilite3">byte</span> <span class="hilite4">range</span>
<span class="hilite5">request</span>? While pod casting on
itunes it gives an error message "There is a problem with your
feed. Your episodes are hosted on a <span class="hilite1">server</span>
which doesn’t support <span class="hilite3">byte</span>-<span
class="hilite4">range</span> requests. <span
class="hilite2">Enable</span> <span class="hilite3">byte</span>-<span
class="hilite4">range</span> requests and try your
submission again.".
Please give me a method to <span class="hilite2">enable</span>
<span class="hilite3">byte</span> <span class="hilite4">range</span>
<span class="hilite5">request</span></p>
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<p><span class="hilite5">Regards</span></p>
<p><span class="hilite5">Selvaraj.C<br>
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byte=range requests are requests to download specified parts of a
file. If you are serving the file directly, then this would be the
job of the web server software. If it is apache, then it should
support it, but there may need to be a flag to enable it, but I
though it was enabled by default.<br>
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If you are using Drupal to server the files (they are stored within
a directory that the web server can't directly access, and Drupal is
sending the file after checking permissions, than the Drupal code
would need to be checking the byte range requested, and sending just
that piece. If the core code can't handle it, then someone needs to
write a module to add that ability. <br>
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Richard Damon</pre>
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