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What I need is when user open, foe example, http://www.mydomain.com/install , he would be offered to download a file.
I made an index file in that folder with
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="0;URL=myfile.sis">
but on some devices instead of downloading, it would attempt to open and display the file in that strange hex(?) format.
any idea… thanks!
P.S.
<?php
header("Location: skyeye.sis");
exit;
?>
does the same.
You will need to send the right headers that force the browser to treat the file as a download.
You use PHP. This question gives one option. It would mean that you would have a PHP script be requested, and serve the SIS file.
If you use Apache, this should also be possible in a
.htaccessfile telling the web server to serve the right headers for the.sisfile type – this would be less straining on the resources, as it is not handled by PHP.