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When downloading a folder with a great many entries below, time to first
byte can cause a tcp disconnection for timeout by a reverse proxy, this
starts the download asap, and ignores unreadable entries because of AV
or rights. It tries to generate a valid zip even if some entries are
missing for those reasons