Jorge Alex Ortega O. wrote:
>Thanx for your help Bernie... now i can download
>images to my 386 pc, without any problem...
No problems :)
>But i just downloaded the utility to 'get and put'
>files in the Download subdirectory without user
>itervention and all appears to work...
Of course, nothing has changed (you have two new files on your drive - but
neither is used).
>exept for one
>detail... Simply i can't modify the mime.cfg file,.
>maybe it's just a mistake, but every time that i try
>to modify the file and run arachne again, arachne
>doesn't recognize anything more (txt, htm, jpg,
>gif,etc) and i just want know why... or better yet,
>How i can modify mime.cfg and what i can use to do
>this (actually i triy to modify it with text editors
>like qedit,and the standard microsoft editor without
>results...
Sorry, still no ideas from me. Exactly what do you do when you change?
When I change I do like this:
type "edit mime.cfg" (from M$-DOS 6.x)
Go to the correct line in the file (for instance I find application/zip)
Change the line to:
application/zip ZIP|acopy $d $w $1
and exit (and saves as I exit).
I think the installation says
application/zip |acopy $d $w $1
but that's incorrect (you'll not get .zip as extension IIRC)
I was thinking that perhaps an amove.exe (moves the file - supprise,
supprise <g>) and some sort of cfgmime.exe utility to let the user easier
choose what to do with the diffrent files (launch program, present dialog,
save and move) would be good. Of course the interface would be in Arachne
for this setup.
BTW: Michael, please remove the second application/zip from mime.cfg in b2
- it only confuses things.
