Two things to check
- Does your /etc/mime.types file on the server contain the correct
entry for msword?
- Do your clients (browsers) reliably sent the msword content-type?
Stefan
On 7. Feb 2006, at 19:16, Palermo, Tom wrote:
All,
I am working on a project using ExtFile. Lately, when
On 2/7/06, Michael Vartanyan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well. I would really like to know what does this b/w mean in this
context? Not blackwhite for sure :-)
I'd guess at 'backward compatibility'.
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All,
I am working on a project using
ExtFile. Lately, when uploading MS Word files, they get uploaded to the file
system as .exe files (eg. test.doc becomes test.exe) and the content_type is set
to application/octet-stream instead of application/msword. Sometimes the
content_tpye is
Which version of ExtFile are you using? Which OS? ExtFile has some
strange hacks to guess the extension it should use. If it is unable to
determine the content type from the upload, it would set in to
application/octet-stream (which is OK so far), and then pass this
wrong finding to
