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Wrong mime-type for css and js files

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http://serverfault.com – 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. There are some image files for which mime-types returned are correct with the same function. I have checked that server has text/css css defined in mime.types file. The incorrect mime-type is creating issue for me and i have spent a lot of time with no success. Any (HowTos)

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Submitted by xskl on 12/14/2012

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Is there a way to match mime-types similar to how the Apache 2 Files directive works?

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I having issues with fresh installation of apache2 mime types for both css + javascript files apache send them with mime text/plain

i have mod_mime enabled and i tried to work around with .htaccess

AddType text/css .css

AddType application/x-javascript .js

with no luck , could any body help me

thanks

update

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