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Problem using HTTP / HTTPS Readyshare
Good morning, I currently have a problem with my RS700 router (Firmware: 1.0.7.82_2.0.80) I use readyshare to be able to download my files from the internet to my usb key connected to the router bu...
schumaku wrote:
Back to the R9000, to my unqualified user knowledge ....HTTP/HTTPS GET function only ... no full WebDAV
That is correct. Thanks.
Hi Taz40,
I've confirmed with the engineering team. We do not support HTTP/HTTPS PUT function, we only support GET.
I think there was a misunderstanding because of the translation because my problem only concerns the GET. I do not want to do a PUT.
Taz40 wrote:
I use readyshare to be able to download my files from the internet to my usb key connected to the router ...
While people think it's a download from the Internet to the PC, as we face a write to the USB storage, this would be an upload, to the Netgear router USB connected storage device, so for WebDAV a PUT - what isn't implemented.
Here is what I want to do (Download) :
The download starts but systematically stops after 5 seconds. If the file is small and it can be downloaded within 5 seconds the download is successful.
HTTPS: My pc (Internet) <--- Internet box <--- Netgear RS700 <--- USB connected to the netgear (After 5 seconds of downloading chrome shows a network error)
HTTP : My pc (Lan) <--- Netgear RS700 <--- USB coonected to the netgear (After the 5 seconds of downloading Chrome tries to restart the download ten times (5 seconds of downloading each time) and indicates an incomplete file error.)
SMB : My pc (lan) <--- Netgear RS700 <--- USB connected to the netgear (With SMB everything works correctly)
I specify that the tests were carried out with the same file for the three protocols
Thanks in advance.Imagine you sit on a data packet ... initially, the data is coming from the Internet (so yes it's a download) - until the data should be stored (written) to the destination, which is either an SMB shared folder (what works) or a WebDAV http or https put (what is not implemented).
