Hi, In message <_A3982@delegate-en.ML_> on 05/24/08(02:17:27) you "NGU,THANH" <pryhqbdyi-mxhgu4yff33w.ml@delegate.org> wrote: |On my Delegate's HTTP gateway to FTP server, I am able to browse the |directories and open text files. However, I am unable to open the |binary files (e.g. Word, Powerpoint, etc) after I downloaded them using |the browser. I notice the downloaded binary file size is much smaller |than the actual size shown in the HTTP gateway page and FTP server. | |Here are some of the errors in the log. ... |05/22 14:33:39.19 [4684] 3+2/1: ## got SIGPIPE [1] in HTTP: Gatewaying |05/22 14:33:39.19 [4684] 3+2/1: FTP/HTTP DONE: GOT 30720 / 465 bytes ... |05/22 14:33:39.19 [4684] 3+2/1: HCKA:[1] closed -- p:premature client |EOF on gatewaying | |The actual size of the binary PowerPoint file is 465408 bytes, but the |content-length only shows 465 bytes. | |Does anyone have experience the same problem? Is there any solution or |work-around? As the log says, your data is truncated because the client (your browser) closed the TCP connection with DeleGate before it complete receiving the response data. So the problem seems why your browser did it. You can see the whole HTTP response from your DeleGate with a command like this: % delegated -Fdget http://your-delegate/your-file.ppt -h -o > xxx % more xxx HTTP/1.0 200 OK Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 06:05:15 GMT Server: ETL-DeleGate/9.8.2-pre36 (as a FTP/HTTP gateway) DeleGate-Ver: 9.8.2-pre36 (delay=1) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: application/vnd.ms-powerpoint Content-Length: 3249152 ...binary data of PPT... A possible problem is that your browser does not accept "application/vnd.ms-powerpoint". If it is the case, you can change it to "application/octet-stream" like this: FILETYPE=".ppt:I:PPT:binary:application/octet-stream" Cheers, Yutaka -- 9 9 Yutaka Sato <pfqcabdyi-mxhgu4yff33w.ml@delegate.org> http://delegate.org/y.sato/ ( ~ ) National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology _< >_ 1-1-4 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8568 Japan Do the more with the less -- B. Fuller