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Old 14th July 2008
Yuka Yuka is offline
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Going back to diagnosing/troubleshooting...

As root, I can open up a text file on the NAS and read its contents. I can read the very same file via HTTP without a hitch. However, something of some "disk consumption" substance, an ISO file, for example, is essentially an empty file when accessed via HTTP. JPG files, considerably smaller than most ISO files are 0 byte files via HTTP, whereas they can be copied to a local directory as root and are the filesize they should be.

Like I documented above, it seems like a permissions issue, but that's why I granted www:www ownership of the mount (if that can be done...?) and that yielded no change.

I thought maybe it was apache saying that I didn't have rights, but that's not the case either. If it was, apache would return a 403 error, which it doesn't.

Maybe it's a filetype declaration in Apache somewhere?

This problem is really baking my noodle.
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