File contents endpoint returns invalid Content-Type and wrong status code

[masterjanic]

Current Behavior

When requesting file contents of a file that does not exist via the client api an malformed response is returned.

For exmaple:

GET https://<url-to-panel>/api/client/servers/<server-id>/files/contents?file=<non-existent-file>

Will return:

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
Status: 200
Body: {"error":"An unexpected error was encountered while processing this request","request_id":"..."}

Expected Behavior

When requesting a file that does not exist the api should return a status 404 with the current error message and a Content-Type of application/json.

Steps to Reproduce

Request the contents of any file that does not exist via the client api as outlined in current behaviour.

Panel Version

1.0.0-beta17

Wings Version

1.0.0-beta9

Games and/or Eggs Affected

No response

Docker Image

No response

Error Logs

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[masterjanic]

This leads to unwanted behaviour when parsing the contents of the response. The reponse will then be interpreted as text while being an actual json error. In my case it will cause the editor to assume that file has the contents of the error.

[notAreYouScared]

I think this has already been addressed and will be included for the next beta release

pelican-dev/wings#54

Edit: This should be in beta 9 of wings. can you verify wings is up to date?

[masterjanic]

@notAreYouScared Seems like the node I that was actually returning the file for my request was indeed on an older version. With the current version it will throw a 500 error with"code": "FileNotFoundException" 👍 Still not the correct status code though!

[QuintenQVD0]

Is that file in a directory that does not exist?

[masterjanic]

I am getting the same status 500, and not 404, no matter if the directory exists or both directory and file dont exist