GET http://localhost:3000/gridfs/fs/_resumable 404 (Not Found)

[ManuelDeLeon]

I'm trying to reproduce your example app (https://github.com/vsivsi/meteor-file-sample-app) but I get the following error when I drop an image:

GET http://localhost:3000/gridfs/fs/_resumable?resumableChunkNumber=1&resumable…ame=blah.jpg&resumableRelativePath=blah.jpg&resumableTotalChunks=1 404 (Not Found)

Here's a repro: https://github.com/ManuelDeLeon/file-upload-problem

[AdamSutch]

This is normal, it's in the documentation.

NOTE: when using Resumable.js to perform file uploads, it is normal to see 404 errors in the client console that look something like:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
http://localhost:3000/gridfs/fs/_resumable?resumableChunkNumber=1& ...

See here for details: #5

[ManuelDeLeon]

Thanks for the quick response Adam, I would have banged my head against the wall the whole weekend.

[vsivsi]

@AdamSutch Thanks for responding to this! I'm thinking about just emitting a message in the client console explaining the 404s and pointing to the documentation. This question comes up so often...

[AdamSutch]

The console log would be a good debug option.
Off by default similar to https://github.com/aldeed/meteor-simple-schema/#debug-mode

[vsivsi]

Actually, it looks like these errors can be silenced by using 204 responses instead of 404s. I'm going to look into doing this While I'm at it, I'm not sure why resumable.js doesn't do a more efficient HEAD request instead of a GET...

23/resumable.js#127 (comment)

[vsivsi]

FWIW, I've successfully made the 404s go away in version 1.1.0, due for release very soon. 204s work just as well, and don't generate the distracting console noise.