Attachment filename not set on download

[iamphi]

Hello
I authorized my own extension, made a new post and uploaded a test file of my extension and the download does not have the original filename.
I also attached an txt file and that doesn’t download, but it opens in the same screen.

My current version is v1.8.0.beta5 +99. sidekiq is not running.

My test discourse server is hosted on AWS and following these guides:

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I have read various posts about attachments are saved on disk/s3 with the filehash as the filename. However, I noticed that the discourse.txt download from the first post here:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/new-attachments/8609

has this header on download: Content-Disposition:"attachment; filename="discourse.txt"

Is that the side effect of using S3 as file storage? Can that header be added for disk base file storage?

Thank you.

[zogstrip (Régis Hanol)]

Why is sidekiq not running? You should fix that first.

[iamphi]

I stopped running sidekiq because I kept seeing error messages about failing to connect to redis. I deleted the three redis queue and now sidekiq seems to be ok. I see passing jobs in sidekiq/statistic/realtime. My instance is an m4.large.

Now inline pictures and attachment download links are using localhost:3000 as the domain, instead of ec2’s public dns name. I’ve tried setting the company domain name, but it did not help.
I had truncated the posts and topics tables many times, does this contribute to my download problems? Maybe I should start with a new, fresh server?

[zogstrip (Régis Hanol)]

Wow what have you done to your poor Discourse?

Did you install it using our recommended Docker install? If not, you should start over and follow it.

[iamphi]

I made a docker setup and everything is working as expected. Files are downloaded with the original file name.
I also made another development setup (not docker) and I think sideqik was turning my attachment urls to use localhost; I’ll take this up in dev if I need to go down this path.

Thanks.