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I also tried disabling mod_gzip, but it didn't seem to make any difference.
My suspicion turned out to be correct, gzip compression was messing up downloading files from Mantis. While I had previously disabled mod_gzip in httpd.conf, php.ini has it's own settings for gzipping content. My PHP ...

Thanks for replying Hans. There's no proxy server in between my browser and the server running Mantis. The server doesn't run any graphical environment, so I can't run a web browser on it. I've checked error_log for apache and nothing is written to the log when I attempt to download an attachment. I ...

I had something similar: empty page and a "download successful" message, but no file. It turned out I had accidentally tossed away a bunch of files on the server.

I think you should check if the file you uploaded really exists on your filesystem or in your database.

Thank you for the suggestion ...

I am running Mantis 1.0.0a3 on CentOS 3.5 (Linux 2.4.21-32.0.1.ELsmp) with Apache 1.3.33 and PHP 4.3.11. I can upload attachments just fine, using either database or disk as the storage method. The problem is when I try to download an attachment. Using IE6, I just get a blank page. Using Mozilla ...