An interesting issue, and one that is very hard to figure out. My first quick guess is a apache server setting, but what setting I don’t know. I will look around see if I can find anything but this errors are really hard to solve without being an admin.
This is not a apache server.. This is a iis server with php installed on it.
Looking at the file in a plain text editor the problem is at the very end of the document.
A normal file at this line at the end:
%%EOF
Your files have this at the end:
%%EO
for some reason the F is being cut off in the download process, once the F is added to the file it opens with no problem.
I’ll keep digging.
I wonder how that might get cut off..
Not sure why yet… Looks to be something to do with php and how windows handles the download request.
is there a possible fix for it?
It worked well before.. the last 2 months it started behaving like this..
you could try this if you want. Open up the file mdocs-download.php find the this line: (should be around line 60)
header('Content-Length: ' . filesize($file));
change it to this:
`header(‘Content-Length: ‘ . filesize($file)+1);’
see if that does anything.
It seems good now.
I hope that was the issue.
Thanks for the support!
for some reason a the php function filesize() is return a value 1 less than expected not sure why that is so adding the +1 solved the issue.
I’m doing some research on this issue, it’s happening for some of my plugin’s users too
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/222-record-report-missing-very-last-value?replies=16#post-7793819
@racefreak.psi Can you post a few details about your PHP / Apache server configuration? Or can you send them to me privately lol (at) scottkclark.com?
So far I think these are the only three cases I can find, so I (deeply) want to figure this out as an engineer.
Sorry for the late response Scott.
This is the info of my php server.
I’m not running apache. IIS is what i host on.
System Details:
Running on: Microsoft-IIS/8.0
Powered by: PHP/5.4.40
