Gilles Detillieux a �crit :
>
> > Right ! the /etc/mime.conf give
> > application/x-troff t tr roff
> > Is there any way to force htdig indexing files without content-type checking ?
>
> Not really. How would htdig know which parser to use for a file if it
> doesn't know what type of data the file contains? However, you can override
> the types in the mime.types file for a specific directory on your web site.
> For Apache, anyway, all you have to do is put a directive like the following
> in a ".htaccess" file in the directory you're indexing:
>
> AddType text/plain .T
>
> or you can use whatever type you feel is appropriate if text/plain isn't.
Perfect ! Thank you !
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