Hi LD,
I know very little about HTML and how servers indentify
and/or send file identities. However, I do know that Glen is
right when he says Arachne treats any file she can't identify
as a .txt file.
I just checked to make sure by removing the .jpg graphics
extension from a file on my webpage and then I downloaded it
with Arachne. Arachne assumed it was a .txt file and displayed
it as text.
I then changed the graphics file extension to .htm and then
tried another download w/Arachne. This time the file was still
displayed as text but in different format.
By the way, what in tarnation is a "sticky" file.
What am I missing out on?
Eric
LD wrote:
>Glenn,
>
>I have to disagree with you.
>
>On Sat, 08 Jul 2000 17:31:38 -0500, Glenn McCorkle wrote:
>
>> IMHO, this *is* a problem with Arachne.
>> You see, by default Arachne is treating files without "content-type" as
>> if they are text/plain.
>> Again IMHO, they sould be treated as text/html
>
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