[ee122] What is the file type of something with no tag?
Lisa Fowler
fowler at eecs.berkeley.edu
Sun Oct 14 09:34:46 PDT 2007
Actually, I have the best answer for this: Per the spec, you aren't
required to support/retrieve/return/handle files with no extensions.
:)
"Your server is only required to support directory listings and files
of types: .txt, .html, .gif, and .jpg. File types will be interpreted
from case-insensitive filename extensions."
Hooray!
-Lisa
On 10/14/07, Richard Schmidt <huntingtonsurfca at gmail.com> wrote:
> We check to make sure that:
>
> /folder/dir
>
> could be a file (like Makefile).
>
> Since that is the case, what should my type/subtype header say? I'm
> guessing <text/plain> but mayeb we just don't include this header for
> this type of file.
>
> Thanks,
> Rick
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