Downloading CSS file returns true.html
KaKi87 opened this issue · 9 comments
Hello, downloading the CSS file under myDrive/Folder returns a true.html file, is that normal ? Thanks
Hey. I am having a hard time reproducing this issue. When I download a CSS file it seems to download normally, I wouldn’t think the file type should effect the download. Is it only CSS files that cause this issue? Like if you try to download a non-CSS file will it work? Or will it show the same issue?
As a matter of fact, I'm actually reproducing the issue with all files.
I only reported this one first because I browsed the subfolders before trying the homepage files 😅
Here are screenshots.
Okay that makes more sense! Definitely some type of error going on, i'm guessing something to do with configuring the app with setup. Are you getting any type of error in your terminal? If not, it is most likely some type of client issue. Please check in the terminal for any errors, and also please check in the chrome developer tools. You can get to this by pressing the 3 vertical dots on the top right of Chrome, going to More tools, and selecting Developer Tools. Make sure you are on the tab that says console. Then just attempt to download any file, and see if there is an error in the console. After all of this, let me know what error you are seeing, because that will make it all much easier.
As I said, I was testing the demo.
I did opened devtools, and only found main updated and download file logs, but no error.
Also I'm a webdev. ;)
Oh! I missed that part. The demo does NOT allow you to download, upload, edit the name, delete, or anything of the sort. Since I do not want users uploading random things, and changing names and such to things that could be non-friendly. Plus it would cost money whenever someone tries to download something.
It actually does say this in the demo tab of the readme, The Upload and Download Features, and other core features, are disabled in the demo.
But yeah, thats intended. Hopefully this clears up any questions, let me know. :)
Edit: I could probably make it so this download prompt does not even popup, since this seems to be confusing users. It defaults to downloading the HTML page since the server is blocking the request. Probably good you brought this to my attention.
Yes, removing the popup would be a solution to your immediate issue.
However, yours is the first cloud software demo I've ever seen which blocks downloads.
Not being able to upload is common.
But, not being able to download ?
That's very weird.
I am just using the free tier of Heroku, I could maybe allow users to download, but then there would be a fairly high chance of the dynamo being shut down since its using to much traffic (plus the info is also stored in Atlas, which isn't good for large files). The dynamo usually already gets to 80% of its traffic before the end of the month, so it would most likely push it over the limit.
When I first made this I didn't have much money, so It wasn't really an option to provide downloads since I do not make any money off of this. I do have a software engineering job now though. So maybe I will reconsider this. That being said, I would need to have some way to stop users from spamming downloads and trying to drive up the bill.
I am actually curious, could you link me some of these demos that does not block downloads? Like one that has file sizes similar to what myDrive has. Because I would like to see how they handle all of this.
Closing due to no response, feel free to reopen if needed.
| Service | Username | Password | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| NextCloud | auto-generated | demo |
Preview, download, upload |
| ownCloud | demo |
same | Preview, download, upload |
| Seafile | abc@abc.com |
abc |
Preview, download, upload |
| Pydio | alice, bob, admin |
same | Preview, download, upload |
| MinIO | Q3AM3UQ867SPQQA43P2F |
zuf+tfteSlswRu7BJ86wekitnifILbZam1KYY3TG |
Download, upload (no preview feature) |
| Filestash | auto-login | Preview, download (upload forbidden) | |
| Tracim | admin@admin.admin |
same | Preview, download, upload |