ME writes: > > You shouldn't use extensions at all - you should be basing it on the > > MIME type, no? (for receiving, that is - not sending, where the MIME > > type will be based on the extension anyway). > > I did not want to have it adjust all text/* files because some (uu, hqx, > etc) may be better off not modified. This allows me to specify which > text/? to map over to alter. I may change to text/* over the long term, > but for now, extention specific seems to work rather well 8-D
You can't harm uu or hqx encodings by altering the EOL sequence; they are ignored - they are specifically designed to be impervious to changes in the EOL sequence. And HTTP takes advantage of this by allowing text/* foramts to use any EOL sequence (appropriate for the encoding). -Micah _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech
