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I would like to help you, so let's try from another point of view:
1) What error your iPhone 15 is giving you? (you say video 'it won't start', but more details are appreciated). If video displays only a black screen, you could try disabling 'GPU Process: Media', following this instructions HERE. But before doing any changes on your iPhone configuration, it would be great if you could upload here (on the forum) the logs of your video player. Check HERE to get instructions on how to get the logs, or see here: How do I view Safari log on iPhone?
2) What app are you using to play the videos? (native Safari player?)
3) Could you (temporary) try running HFS on standard port 80? instead of using port 32365 (perhaps your iOS player doesn't like playing videos on non-standard ports)
4) How about adding this (in your events file):Code: [Select][download]
{.add header|Connection: keep-alive.}
{.add header|Keep-Alive: timeout=60.}
Your iPhone should give you some clue of why don't like to play the video...
i curl'ed it and i see the "disposition" is gone, temporarily as you say.
it plays nicely on my android, but i guess this won't cheer you up a bit.
do you want to give hfs 3 a try? i may assist you in configuration since it's still harder to use than hfs2, but i need beta testers
Menu > debug > no content-disposition
ok, now you got Content-Disposition: filename="The_Walking_Dead_S09E01.mp4";
before you had Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="The_Walking_Dead_S09E01.mp4";
you can see the difference.
if this is not yet enough, it's the whole line that must be wiped, and HFS allows you to do it, is just a bit trickier.
From some investigation I suspect that hfs SHOULD do that by protocol automatically, and if so it should be considered a bug.
Anyway, you can workaround this opening Events (in the menu or ALT+F6), and add something like this
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{.if not|{.pos|attach|{.header|Content-Disposition.}.}|{:
{.remove header|Content-Disposition.}
:}.}
if you use curl -I <url> you'll see the differences between one request and the other.
The only difference I see is in "Content-Disposition"
that you can change by using the "Open directly in browser" option. I think it's under "other options"
Hi!
P.S. I completely switched to the HFS3 version. No different features at the moment, but the program works great for all devices. It is very fast and does not use any CPU or memory. I advise anyone who has the same troubles as me to switch to the new version and help develop it!
so, can you tell me what are the conditions that cause the problem?
is gigabit a necessary condition?
Upload at gigabit speed, simultaneous with downloads, can stop it.
That problem is different because UI is responsive at the console but clients can't connect until server is restarted.
We don't have a watchdog feature yet, so. . .
Attached is hfs.events file with caching and 4 am reboot.
Then each morning it can restart hfs and be ready again.
New problem: Not all versions of HFS work with [at 4:05] timer in events file.
You can check the log to see if it starts at 4:06 am.
Without wanting to appear defeatist, hfs has not evolved directly to https without having to use SSL, another evolution of the web is moving towards ipV6, this will probably be the limit of use for hfs.
So, this is going like filling the bathtub, whereby 100 megabits = 1 faucet or gigabit = 10 faucets simultaneously and a flooding problem. For connection speeds like that, HFS needs changed to schedule dealing with the data, pro-rata higher than accumulating it.
Instead of waiting for an update, I suggest that you buy the cheapest USB to 100 megabit Ethernet adapter from ebay, for $2. So, just fix the ip address, aim HFS at it; and if you continue to have trouble, try (ethernet adapter settings of windows) set it to a lower speed. Given the added adapter, you won't have to slow down your whole server; however, it will take another Ethernet cable.
Alternatively, you could try OpenMediaVault, which is a Linux-based operating system for x86 and many of the little ARM systems. Or, for Windows, some FTP servers can do heavy duty workloads.
I think that the problem isn't in scope for a template.
But, just in case...
Here's a development version that didn't make it. It would be interesting if this stopped your freezes.