Greetings,<br><br>I have a Galaxy tool we use to send files to another website - I used &quot;data_destination/epigraph.xml&quot; as a template. In this case, the other website is our own web-based database system. Everything is on our own internal network. This was working fine until I recently did a major Galaxy update. We were running a large production pipeline, and intentionally did not upgrade Galaxy for over a year.<br>

<br>The problem seems to be when the outside system uses the &quot;DATA_URL&quot; parameter to get the file from Galaxy. Instead of getting the data file, Galaxy returns a HTML file (which seems to be the index page of Galaxy itself). I did a couple tests, and realized that this behavior changes depending on the client using the &quot;DATA_URL&quot;. It works in a browser, but fails in other cases:<br>

<br>1) If I take the &quot;DATA_URL&quot;, and paste it directly into a browser address bar (Firefox), it works properly. I get the data file I&#39;m supposed to get.<br>2) In the case of my outside database system, it uses PHP&#39;s &quot;copy&quot; function. What gets copied is the incorrect HTML file.<br>

3) I tried using &quot;wget&quot; with the &quot;DATA_URL&quot;, and it also gets the same incorrect HTML file. You can see in the wget output that it receives a redirect - the redirected URL turns out to the be galaxy homepage.<br>

<br>So maybe PHP&#39;s copy function and wget are both getting redirected, but Firefox is not...? I&#39;ll attach the wget output, as well as the incorrect HTML file I&#39;m getting from Galaxy.<br><br>Any help is greatly appreciated.<br>

Thanks<br>Chris Zaleski<br>