I'm setting up a site for my company to allow
people to get certain files out of our company repository. Basically, I
want people to be able to write the following:
However, the files are stored someplace else and I
don't want to mirror them. Therefore, I have set up an ErrorDocument in
apache that on 404 errors redirects to another page. The second page, then
determines the referring URI and serves up the correct rpm. This works
fine if I'm using internet explorer, but wget gives me a 404 error :-( For
some reason, it is not following the internal redirect.
Does anyone know a way around this?
If not, perhaps you know of a way to tell wget how
to name the file based on HTTP headers. I've tried attachement;
filename="filename" but it just ignores those.
Also, I'm not subscribed to the list, so please cc
me.
Thanks!
Tanton
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