On May 29, 12:07 am, Mike Orr <sluggos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I thought the goal was to send an arbitrary file no matter whether it
> was in the URL space or not. So the X-Sendfile argument would be the
> filesystem path, not a URL. Otherwise it can't do what FileApp does.
That's what the original X-Sendfile does (i.e., Lighttd out-of-the-box
and the xsendfile module in Apache).
But there are other alternatives, like X-Accel-Redirect in Nginx and
200/Location in CGI, which receive a URL path instead of a filesystem
path.
- Gustavo.
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