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For .m3u8 playlists served over S3, the headers are set like this:
cache-control: max-age=0
And content-type is not set at all. Some S3 providers like Backblaze B2 seem to guess the correct content-type based on the file extension, but not all do. For example Cloudflare R2 doesn't.
The s3manager for Go does support setting these values. I suggest making them universal for playlists and chunks served locally or over S3.
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Bumped into this when figuring out why using Cloudflare R2 isn't working as it should as S3 storage.
For
.m3u8
playlists locally served, the headers are set like this:For
.m3u8
playlists served over S3, the headers are set like this:And
content-type
is not set at all. Some S3 providers like Backblaze B2 seem to guess the correctcontent-type
based on the file extension, but not all do. For example Cloudflare R2 doesn't.The
s3manager
for Go does support setting these values. I suggest making them universal for playlists and chunks served locally or over S3.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: