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I have files in a Rackspace Cloudfiles container. By default, the file has only 1 HTTP header on it: Content-Type: text/plain.
I have to add some customer headers to some files. So I do so. But after I double click a file to make changes and then it gets saved back into the container, the HTTP headers have been reset to their default again. I have to go through all these files and re-add all the HTTP headers again.
How come files don't keep their headers? If it is because files replace old files in a container when you save them, how come you don't cache the headers for a downloaded file, and then reapply the headers when you save it back into the container?
Or is this a bug?
Thanks
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Also I just verified that sometimes when I refresh the Cyberduck browser and then look at the file again, the HTTP headers are reset again. This is really frustrating.
I have files in a Rackspace Cloudfiles container. By default, the file has only 1 HTTP header on it: Content-Type: text/plain.
I have to add some customer headers to some files. So I do so. But after I double click a file to make changes and then it gets saved back into the container, the HTTP headers have been reset to their default again. I have to go through all these files and re-add all the HTTP headers again.
How come files don't keep their headers? If it is because files replace old files in a container when you save them, how come you don't cache the headers for a downloaded file, and then reapply the headers when you save it back into the container?
Or is this a bug?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: