"Your download should start automatically."
We've all seen these. Question is, where is the original file stored? (Well obviously you can't tell me that) But where/how can I find where the file is being sent though the http header?
On a particular page of interest, In Safari, if I click 'Download linked file as...' I get download.cfm. Obviously, that file is using headers to download 'file.zip". In the Downloads window, I see 'file.zip', but the Copied Address is the same path as download.cfm.
So where is file.zip coming from?!
Note: Live HTTP Headers in Firefox didn't tell me much else. I found "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=file.zip" but that doesn't give me an exact path. Any thoughts, ideas?
We've all seen these. Question is, where is the original file stored? (Well obviously you can't tell me that) But where/how can I find where the file is being sent though the http header?
On a particular page of interest, In Safari, if I click 'Download linked file as...' I get download.cfm. Obviously, that file is using headers to download 'file.zip". In the Downloads window, I see 'file.zip', but the Copied Address is the same path as download.cfm.
So where is file.zip coming from?!
Note: Live HTTP Headers in Firefox didn't tell me much else. I found "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=file.zip" but that doesn't give me an exact path. Any thoughts, ideas?