Håvard Gulldahl
Håvard Gulldahl
Hey guys, I'm running into this as well, and I thought I'd share some details. First, the HEAD request. Here's the IIS replying: > HTTP/1.1 304 Not Modified > Last-Modified:...
Seems like @TheFuzzball is onto the same thing.. https://github.com/TheFuzzball/JavaScript-ID3-Reader/commit/c0ff389d72f25e2fcb9db212932c8fd8087e80b1 Alas, I haven't been able to test their patch to see if it actually solves my problem. What do you think?
Using Postman, this Range request worked just fine: > GET /Cache27/mp3/19950776.mp3 HTTP/1.1 > Host: madxxx > Range: bytes=0-4096 I got a HTTP 206 Partial content and 4097 bytes of data....
Sorry for being daft, but where can I find the non minimized version?
Hey @antonhagg, I think you are right, we need to do something to limit our resource requirements. I'll take a look at your code, thanks!
Maybe we could try to create a StringIO object and , if we see that the file is really big, we write it to disk. Then we parse with `objectify.parse(fileobject)`.
@antonhagg I had a go at it, will you please test to see if current code in master works for you now?
@antonhagg The code has not been released yet. Are you able to install from git head? that is, with `git clone`, and not with `pip`?
Sadly, this seems to be an issue with the version of urllib3 that Ubuntu 14.04 is shipping.
https://github.com/sigmavirus24/requests-toolbelt/issues/121