Downloading a video fails with chrome ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION
Server: 0.80.2 on rasPi3 (SD-Image + updated to 0.80.2 just now)
Chrome: 54.0.2840.99 m
... bails out with ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION
Repro: try to download a video from Printer -> Webcam -> Records -> ... Button in the action-column
Works fine with Firefox 50.0.0 (updating right now..) but here I get the slightly scary "oops, lost connection"-message
Chrome: 54.0.2840.99 m
... bails out with ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION
Repro: try to download a video from Printer -> Webcam -> Records -> ... Button in the action-column
Works fine with Firefox 50.0.0 (updating right now..) but here I get the slightly scary "oops, lost connection"-message
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you are right, it the filename seems to be the cause.
lifted via "copy link location":
http://repetierserver/timelapse/download/xBot_150?entry=20161128T191025_iPad3,_iPhone5_iPhone5s_Stand_80deg-iphone_5
-> chrome complains bitterly, FF downloads it but "Connection lost" pops up
http://repetierserver/timelapse/download/xBot_150?entry=20161201T185543_PTW-36-1-PT-0336_Side_Plate
-> works with chrome (no complaints re connection loss), FF: same as above (1)
I usually give the filename suggested by repetier-host a nod and upload the g-code as it is; if this causes problems with chrome I'm happy to clean up the filename ;-)
(1) FF seems to lose connection sometimes anyways and eats memory like crazy on my machine; if I leave FF open on the control-tab while a print is running it usually becomes unresponsible after ~30min, 1GB memory + ~80% CPU for FF alone and that gets old fast with my dainty box here)
Chrome happily chugs on with ~80MB and no next to no CPU-load...
btw: no wlan, rasPi and PC are on switched CAT5 (the connection to the router upstairs is a pair of netgear-powerline-thingies but this shouldn't matter here).
Somehow I feel this is not connected to <page> per se but instead it gets triggered by <sequence>, e.g. connect -> download Video -> move a axis or two -> preheat -> start a print -> (E)STOP it cos' some tool forgot to wipe the nozzle -> watch the temp-curves -> (...and somewhere Firefox throws its hands up ...)
If it helps:
no addons except Ghostery and uBlock Origin (disabled for httq://repetierserver) and the unavoidable extensions installed my mozilla itself.
/if chrome does what I want I'm a happy camper.
/didn't change anything here except FF wanted an update or two since then.
Feel free to close & thanks for your really really good support!