> Debug is set to 2, but it's not throwing any error messages, or even
> the SQL output. Is there a setting that would be supressing that
> output?
Oops! Of course, debug has to be set to 0 for MediaView's render(),
actually. What you could do is add this at the beginning of the
action:
Configure::write('debug', 2);
die(debug('found download action'));
That'll tell you if the action is at least truly being found. But, if
you're not setting debug to 0 yourself, and Media doesn't do it
anywhere, AFAIK, maybe this really is an authentic 404. That could be
a routing issue (do you have anything in you routes that could be
interfering?) or, as you suggested, the lack of mod_rewrite. In which
case, I can't think of how to resolve this.
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