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Describe the bug
With the said option checked, the modified timestamp of the downloaded file is not set to the 'Last-Modified' header provided by the web server.
To Reproduce
Enable the setting:
a. Click hamburger menu -> Browser monitoring
b. Scroll to the bottom
c. Check 'Get timestamp from server'
Try to download a picture using XDM:
a. Click New -> New Download
b. Paste the url into the Address field: https://www.debian.org/Pics/openlogo-50.png
c. Click 'Download Now'.
Using the command prompt, note the timestamp of the download:
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PLEASE DO NOT JUST SAY "It does not work, or something not working etc." Provide enough relevent details so that the issue can be analyzed and reproduced easily
Describe the bug With the said option checked, the modified timestamp of the downloaded file is not set to the 'Last-Modified' header provided by the web server.
To Reproduce
Enable the setting:
a. Click hamburger menu -> Browser monitoring b. Scroll to the bottom c. Check 'Get timestamp from server'
Try to download a picture using XDM:
a. Click New -> New Download b. Paste the url into the Address field:
https://www.debian.org/Pics/openlogo-50.png
c. Click 'Download Now'.Using the command prompt, note the timestamp of the download:
powershell '(Get-Item "openlogo-50.png").LastWriteTimeUtc"
From a command prompt, fetch the server timestamp:
curl -sI "https://www.debian.org/Pics/openlogo-50.png" | findstr /I Last-Modified
Expected behavior The download's timestamp (3) should agree with the server timestamp (4), but does not.
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