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MDGeist, I'm pretty sure what you're seeing is the result of an IE cache issue.
By the way, I just tested on several different platforms. It seems to be specific to your setup/caching methods. I recommend a cache flush and a good dose of vodka.
In reply to both yours and Shuugo's comment about the file transfer getting interrupted mid-way---I'm pretty sure that's not the case. I did a cursory inspection of the code and from what it looks, the file handle is opened and lighttpd could care less about whether the hash is changing or not _for the duration of the transfer_. Which is to say, don't multithread or else you'll probably get screwed over. Just open one connection and it's almost guaranteed to work.
I've raised the time limit to hash expiry to 300 seconds.
cyanoacry
By the way, I just tested on several different platforms. It seems to be specific to your setup/caching methods. I recommend a cache flush and a good dose of vodka.
In reply to both yours and Shuugo's comment about the file transfer getting interrupted mid-way---I'm pretty sure that's not the case. I did a cursory inspection of the code and from what it looks, the file handle is opened and lighttpd could care less about whether the hash is changing or not _for the duration of the transfer_. Which is to say, don't multithread or else you'll probably get screwed over. Just open one connection and it's almost guaranteed to work.
I've raised the time limit to hash expiry to 300 seconds.