[Lula] Bizarre. Firefox can't read a file, but wget can?

[Peter Benjamin]

The Etag is normal for HTTP1.1, for caching purposes.
The EOL of the .asc file is 0A, unix EOL.  189 is the
right length.

It looks like Apache is serving the file correctly.

Strangely, on an old FreeBSD release, the fetch command
failed as well.

I hazily recall a bug in FireFox, early days that was
similar.  Could be this bug is back?

I also tried wget on Gentoo, and it worked, as well as telnet.

That FF allocated the /tmp file is a clue.

Web Developer is an add on, and it's lack of response headers
I do not consider definitive, but that fetch did not get
any response headers either...

It's hard to imagine this being an Apache issue.
So, my gut leads me to FF, like you thought Dan.
Back to using an old FF version to get another clue.