Re: [users@httpd] Showing exact filesize in bytes instead of shortform in directory listing

[Marat Khalili]

On 03/10/16 19:35, Rich Bowen wrote:
Or use rsync 


WebDAV would be more on-topic.

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Re: [users@httpd] Showing exact filesize in bytes instead of shortform in directory listing

[Rich Bowen]

On 09/30/2016 09:55 AM, Christopher Schultz wrote:
>> > Background: I want to mirror the directory with lftp, and lftp can
>> > not read the given filesize correctly out of the index. So lftp has
>> > to make HEAD requests to get the file size for each file. The
>> > additional HEAD requests would be not necessary if the index
>> > returns the exact file size.
>> > 

> It sounds like this is a good candidate for a web service which
> returns exactly the information you need and no more. For example, if
> you were to return the list of files and their file sizes as a CSV or
> something simpler than an HTML document, you would be able to do it
> even more easily.

Or use rsync

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Re: [users@httpd] Showing exact filesize in bytes instead of shortform in directory listing

[Christopher Schultz]

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Cie,

On 9/30/16 5:59 AM, Cie wrote:
> In Apache server 2.4, when activating the IndexOptions
> +FancyIndexing in the httpd.conf, the directory listing shows the
> file size of a file like in the following example:
> 
> exported_file.pdf 2.1M
> 
> The file size display is accumulated to Kilobytes (K) or Megabyte
> (M). The exact file size is 2176555 bytes, but instead "2.1M" is
> shown.
> 
> Is there a way to configure Apache server to show the exact file
> size in bytes in the directory listing? I had a look into the
> Apache documentation of [mod_autoindex]
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_autoindex.html but have
> not found anything suitable.
> 
> Background: I want to mirror the directory with lftp, and lftp can
> not read the given filesize correctly out of the index. So lftp has
> to make HEAD requests to get the file size for each file. The
> additional HEAD requests would be not necessary if the index
> returns the exact file size.
> 
> Thank you very much and kind regards

It sounds like this is a good candidate for a web service which
returns exactly the information you need and no more. For example, if
you were to return the list of files and their file sizes as a CSV or
something simpler than an HTML document, you would be able to do it
even more easily.

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[users@httpd] Showing exact filesize in bytes instead of shortform in directory listing

[Cie]

In Apache server 2.4, when activating the IndexOptions +FancyIndexing in the
httpd.conf, the directory listing shows the file size of a file like in the
following example:

exported_file.pdf 2.1M

The file size display is accumulated to Kilobytes (K) or Megabyte (M). The exact
file size is 2176555 bytes, but instead "2.1M" is shown.

Is there a way to configure Apache server to show the exact file size in bytes
in the directory listing?
I had a look into the Apache documentation of [mod_autoindex]
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_autoindex.html but have not found
anything suitable.

Background: I want to mirror the directory with lftp, and lftp can not read the
given filesize correctly out of the index. So lftp has to make HEAD requests to
get the file size for each file. The additional HEAD requests would be not
necessary if the index returns the exact file size.

Thank you very much and kind regards