It's one of those days where I think "What if..." and almost break my entire system in the process...Since I couldn't find any specific information about the usage of directories with MIME, I searched around and found the xml for the inode/directory type.<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><mime-type xmlns="http://www.freedesktop.org/standard
My app (jfcupsprint) checks the android reported (intent.getType()) mime type against the mime types cups says the printer supports. I've just noticed a problem when trying to send jobs to my app from Gallery on my Acer A200 tablet (running Android 4.0.3). The mime type of images are being reported to my app as "image/*" rather than for example "image/jpeg".
I have a security question regarding the mime types.
I have a website on which users can upload videos. Prior to encoding with ffmpeg, I make a mime-type check to be sure the video file is really a video file and not a weird file or even an exec with a video file extension.
Nevertheless sometimes, mime-type aren't recognized, especially with mkv containers.
I am new to Apache. I have almost no knowledge of apache. I am using apache 2.2.11.
I have one css file and multiple .js files which i am uploading to a remote storage with a php page(PHP - 5.2.8). When i am using function mime_content_type to get the mime type of css.css file, i am getting text/plain. Same issue with .js files.
I edited my /usr/share/mime/packages/freedesktop.org.xml (with a text editor) to modify the file icon of application/x-7z-compressed mime type :
<mime-type type="application/x-7z-compressed">
<generic-icon name="package-x-generic"/>
I would like to know if there is a tool to edit this file (or to change the icon of a mime type) instead of using a text editor ?
Hi All,
my requirement send a mail with attachment a abc.txt file.
below is the shell script.
Code:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
set -x
#DIR=/appldata/download/mail
MAILTO="krupa.behera@kk.com"
SUBJECT="Report"
BODY="Hi All,"
ATTACH=/projects/psoft/hrdw/pushreports/crons/temp_out
#ATTACH1="$DIR/ahmed1.csv"
(
echo "To: $MAILTO"
echo "Subj
I have a fresh install of Fedora (kde).
I am trying to modify /usr/share/kde4/apps/kdm/themes/BeefyMiracle/beefy-miracle.xml to insert a text box.
I inserted the following
Code:
<item type="rect">
<pos anchor="nw" x="50" y="30" width="box" height="box"/>
<box&
upgrade: shared-mime-info 1.1. Fedora 18
original shared-mime-info 1.0.7
The problem is that after the upgrade, Anjuta won't display the user interface graphically, only the xml text.
I downgraded shared-mime-info to 1.0.7 and it worked again. There are only 5 relavant files, so I copied them,discounting the doc files, to another folder and upgraded to 1.1 again.
I originally posted this question to the lighttpd forums but got no responses, so I'll try my luck here.
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