Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Wednesday 12 July 2006 14:29, Phil Marston wrote:
  
Well - it's a thought (that I hadn't had ;-) ) seems a wasteful exercise
to have to go through
    

The only other way is to, as others have suggested, perform your own (or O/Ss) 
MIME sniff, and then send the matching headers.

  
Well that's what I'm going to have to do by the looks of it - though less of a sniff and more of an assumption/guess based on convention - just because a file name ends in *.xyz doesn't necessarily mean it's a xyz file - then you have things like those jpe files that have started appearing (where do they come from?!), they're jpegs but someone has decided to use a different naming convention to the one that currently exists!  It means I have to keep an eye on the assumptions, because I can't rely on naive users (nor should I).

Ho hum
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