>HTTP range headers, as the standard allows to specify partial content in items, not just in bytes When doing HTTP Range requests, you'd use HEAD to get the co

>HTTP range headers, as the standard allows to specify partial content in items, not just in bytes When doing HTTP Range requests, you'd use HEAD to get the complete length first. If your range requests are in items, is it still in spec to specify Content-Length in items too? I'd think that would break some clients.