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Does anyone know if its possible to set-up defined MIME
types at the server with the CERN httpd (we're using 3.0)?

We're also using the commerical O'Reilly & Associates
Website for NT, and you can map file extensions to your own
MIME types/sub-types.  This works fine with NT and we're
wondering if we can do it with Unix.

For instance, we'd like to define the following types:

Extension    MIME Type
---------    ---------
doc, .dot   application/msword  (MS Word)
max         application/max     (Visioneer MaxMate)
pdf         application/pdf     (Acrobat)

I can't find any reference to the MIME types in the CERN
documentation.

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Matthew Eichler           Principal Technical Support Analyst
Informix Software Inc.    MIS, Systems Technology Group

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If you're in a vehicle going the speed of light, what happens when you
turn on the headlights?

Does anyone know if its possible to set-up defined MIME
types at the server with the CERN httpd (we're using 3.0)?

We're also using the commerical O'Reilly & Associates
Website for NT, and you can map file extensions to your own
MIME types/sub-types.  This works fine with NT and we're
wondering if we can do it with Unix.

For instance, we'd like to define the following types:

Extension    MIME Type
---------    ---------
doc, .dot   application/msword  (MS Word)
max         application/max     (Visioneer MaxMate)
pdf         application/pdf     (Acrobat)

I can't find any reference to the MIME types in the CERN
documentation.

--

                      -----=====****=====-----
Matthew Eichler           Principal Technical Support Analyst
Informix Software Inc.    MIS, Systems Technology Group

                      -----=====****=====-----
If you're in a vehicle going the speed of light, what happens when you
turn on the headlights?

Does anyone know if its possible to set-up defined MIME
types at the server with the CERN httpd (we're using 3.0)?

We're also using the commerical O'Reilly & Associates
Website for NT, and you can map file extensions to your own
MIME types/sub-types.  This works fine with NT and we're
wondering if we can do it with Unix.

For instance, we'd like to define the following types:

Extension    MIME Type
---------    ---------
doc, .dot   application/msword  (MS Word)
max         application/max     (Visioneer MaxMate)
pdf         application/pdf     (Acrobat)

I can't find any reference to the MIME types in the CERN
documentation.

--

                      -----=====****=====-----
Matthew Eichler           Principal Technical Support Analyst
Informix Software Inc.    MIS, Systems Technology Group

                      -----=====****=====-----
If you're in a vehicle going the speed of light, what happens when you
turn on the headlights?

Instead of posting this question three times you may as well have clicked
a little more often on the links in the CERN online documentation -:)

http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/Daemon/User/Config/Suffixes.html#Ad...

Eckart

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| Does anyone know if its possible to set-up defined MIME
| types at the server with the CERN httpd (we're using 3.0)?
|
| We're also using the commerical O'Reilly & Associates
| Website for NT, and you can map file extensions to your own
| MIME types/sub-types.  This works fine with NT and we're
| wondering if we can do it with Unix.
|
| For instance, we'd like to define the following types:
|
| Extension    MIME Type
| ---------    ---------
| doc, .dot   application/msword  (MS Word)
| max         application/max     (Visioneer MaxMate)
| pdf         application/pdf     (Acrobat)
|
| I can't find any reference to the MIME types in the CERN
| documentation.

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Daemon/User/Config/Suffixes.html#AddType

Jean-Philippe