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I'm using MediaWiki 1.35 and the VisualEditor gives me the following error: "Error contacting the Parsoid/RESTBase server (HTTP 404)". According to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:VisualEditor#Troubleshooting the solution is the following: When the web server is Apache, it must be...

For me the backslash is more of a habit from other programming languages.

Thanks for sharing the info. Also the code I posted that I use works. That's confirmed both by me and by @garrettroyce.

Well, thanks for the tests. I didn't share another file, because there would be no difference. They all have the same behavior.

I'm talking for the PM I have already sent you: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/problem-with-compressed-xml-sitemap.207972/#post-979799

I also consider the issue resolved. There is no new link. I'm doing my testing with the same link I have sent you with a PM.

I use the "\" in order to escape the ".": https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/rewrite/intro.html#regex, otherwise the "." will just match any single character. The brackets are used for matching one character of a group of characters, so I guess "." and "[.]" are essentially identical. That's the...

I'm still not sure that this behavior has anything to do with the browser. For example try this link: https://www.verif.com/sitemap/verif_sitemap1662.xml.gz It's a random compressed sitemap I found online. I can download it and open it without a problem. It does not get corrupted. I'm using the...

When I download it via FTP 7zip opens the .gz and I can access the XML in it. The .gz is 1 KB. When I download the same file with Firefox its size is 3 KB, but it is corrupted and 7zip gives an error: "The archive is either in unknown format or damaged". That's what happens for me.

It's a file automatically generated by Mediawiki's maintenance scripts. Are you sure it's not a gzip? When I download it with an FTP client, I can open it with 7zip without renaming it. 7zip shows that it contains an XML file, that opens fine with a web browser. I guess if it was not a gzip it...

What do you mean it is not compressed? The link I shared leads to a .gz file. What type of file do you download when visiting the URL? Isn't it a gzip? I personally get a corrupted gzip file., but when accessing it through FTP the file's integrity is fine.

Sorry for they delay in my reply. It was a busy day. I still don't see any difference. I'm trying now from my laptop using Firefox. Same thing as with my desktop. I get a corrupted file. Repeated tries to open the file lead to this thing with the auto-incrementing number. I also tried with...

No, the problem persists till this moment. In that case, I just sent you the URL in a PM.

A few minutes ago I got Error 524 from Cloudflare once, on x12. It was just for a short period of time and I have not experienced it again, although it was not long ago, so I can't be sure yet if it was a random event. I think that at the same time also x10hosting's forum was inaccessible, but I...

The problem happens not only when opening the files through DA's file manager, but also when accessing them with their URL and choosing open instead of download, with a browser. Has DA anything to do with that too? By the way, if it's not a problem, visit the compressed sitemaps of my .org...

I also can confirm I didn't get even 1 error on x12 since the update. Before it, 521s were almost constant.

Things seem stable for now. No 521 errors for some time. I guess that's a good sign!

I'm not sure what a file manager has to do with this. Every time I access the files via HTTP a number that auto-increments has been appended to them. The files are static and obviously have a standard name. Whatever happens, it happens server side.

I'm not really sure if I need anything, because search engines seem to be able to access the sitemaps without errors. I still wonder what causes the archives' corruption and their rename. The archives get corrupted when opened with any browser, but if I open them through DirectAdmin they only...

I have a problem with accessing my site's sitemaps. I have a sitemap index which points to several other compressed (.gz) XML sitemaps. When I try to open a compressed sitemap file via HTTP, accessing it by the site's URL, I get a corrupted file with a wrong filename. While the filename on the...