There seems to be a bug in the concatenation code surrounding charsets, which adds a character that prevents files from downloading correctly:
When concatenating files, if any of them has a BOM present (or one of the files is UTF-8 encoded or contains unicode), the BOM should be stripped, prepended to the output, and the encoding headers updated.
Each file is modified from here:
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$buf = file_get_contents( $fullpath ); |
What’s needed is a check for a BOM, and if found, replace it with an empty string, and set a flag, and if that flag is found, prepend the BOM on the final output.
There seems to be a bug in the concatenation code surrounding charsets, which adds a character that prevents files from downloading correctly:
When concatenating files, if any of them has a BOM present (or one of the files is UTF-8 encoded or contains unicode), the BOM should be stripped, prepended to the output, and the encoding headers updated.
Each file is modified from here:
nginx-http-concat/ngx-http-concat.php
Line 161 in 623aa7b
What’s needed is a check for a BOM, and if found, replace it with an empty string, and set a flag, and if that flag is found, prepend the BOM on the final output.