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why the code won't download the file using curl? 6 hours ago &0183 &32 The 7 byte UID MIFARE Classic 1K has bit 7 1, even if the 4 byte NUID mapping is enabled. Do any programs you know of require a zero-byte file to be present for use at some future time Thanks, Alan Chakrin. Can these be deleted No savings in disk space, but it would clean up the file system. I use PHP curl to accomplish this but the code always returns zero byte file (even ECHO returns nothing) and when I visit the URL on my browser it prompt to download the file. It found dozens of files with no data in them-length zero bytes. I'm trying to download a file from a remote location.
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