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ns_guesstype(3aolserver)				    AOLserver Built-In Commands 				  ns_guesstype(3aolserver)

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NAME

       ns_guesstype - commands

SYNOPSIS

       ns_guesstype filename
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DESCRIPTION

       This command guesses and returns the MIME type of filename, based on the file extention.  It has an extensive set of default mappings.  You
       can also add your own mappings in the "ns/server/servername/mimetype" section of the config file.

MIMETYPES

       The following extentions and mimetypes are the default maps.

	   .adp text/html
	   .ai application/postscript
	   .aif audio/aiff
	   .aifc audio/aiff
	   .aiff audio/aiff
	   .ani application/x-navi-animation
	   .art image/x-art
	   .au audio/basic
	   .avi video/x-msvideo
	   .bin application/x-macbinary
	   .bmp image/bmp
	   .css text/css
	   .csv application/csv
	   .dci text/html
	   .dcr application/x-director
	   .dir application/x-director
	   .dp application/commonground
	   .dxr application/x-director
	   .elm text/plain
	   .eml text/plain
	   .exe application/octet-stream
	   .gbt text/plain
	   .gif image/gif
	   .gz application/x-compressed
	   .hqx application/mac-binhex40
	   .htm text/html
	   .html text/html
	   .jfif image/jpeg
	   .jpe image/jpeg
	   .jpg image/jpeg
	   .jpeg image/jpeg
	   .js application/x-javascript
	   .ls application/x-javascript
	   .map application/x-navimap
	   .mid audio/x-midi
	   .midi audio/x-midi
	   .mocha application/x-javascript
	   .mov video/quicktime
	   .mpe video/mpeg
	   .mpeg video/mpeg
	   .mpg video/mpeg
	   .nvd application/x-navidoc
	   .nvm application/x-navimap
	   .pbm image/x-portable-bitmap
	   .pdf application/pdf
	   .pgm image/x-portable-graymap
	   .pic image/pict
	   .pict image/pict
	   .pnm image/x-portable-anymap
	   .png image/png
	   .ps application/postscript
	   .qt video/quicktime
	   .ra audio/x-pn-realaudio
	   .ram audio/x-pn-realaudio
	   .ras image/x-cmu-raster
	   .rgb image/x-rgb
	   .rtf application/rtf
	   .sht text/html
	   .shtml text/html
	   .sit application/x-stuffit
	   .snd audio/basic
	   .sql application/x-sql
	   .stl application/x-navistyle
	   .tar application/x-tar
	   .tcl text/plain
	   .text text/plain
	   .tgz application/x-compressed
	   .tif image/tiff
	   .tiff image/tiff
	   .txt text/plain
	   .xbm image/x-xbitmap
	   .xpm image/x-xpixmap
	   .vrml x-world/x-vrml
	   .wav audio/x-wav
	   .wrl x-world/x-vrml
	   .z application/x-compressed
	   .zip application/x-zip-compressed

SEE ALSO

       nsd(1), info(n), ns_return(n)

KEYWORDS

       mime

AOLserver								4.0						  ns_guesstype(3aolserver)

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Ns_Mime(3aolserver)					   AOLserver Library Procedures 				       Ns_Mime(3aolserver)

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NAME

       Ns_GetMimeType - Return the MIME type of a file

SYNOPSIS

       #include "ns.h"

       char *
       Ns_GetMimeType(char *file)
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DESCRIPTION

       Ns_GetMimeType(file)

	      The  Ns_GetMimeType  function uses the extension of file and looks up the associated MIME type stored internally in the server. Case
	      is ignored. The return value is of the form "text/html".

	      AOLserver has a set of predefined file extension to MIME type associations. You can add  to  these  associations	by  defining  file
	      extension  to  MIME  type  associations in the server configuration file in the ns/mimetypes section. If you define a file extension
	      that already exists in the server, that file extension and MIME type association will be replaced with yours.

	      If no MIME type association exists for a particular file extension, or there is no file extension, the default and noextension  MIME
	      types are returned, respectively. These default to "*/*" but can be set in the server configuration file.

	      Here is an example ns/mimetypes section from the server configuration file:

	      ns_section "ns/mimetypes"
	      ns_param	 ".doc" 	 "application/msword"
	      ns_param	 ".ppt" 	 "application/vnd.ms-powerpoint"
	      ns_param	 ".xls" 	 "application/vnd.ms-excel"
	      ns_param	 ".cab" 	 "application/mscabinet"
	      ns_param	 ".frl" 	 "application/x-perfpro"
	      ns_param	 ".max" 	 "application/vviewer"
	      ns_param	 ".mif" 	 "application/x-mif"
	      ns_param	 ".frz" 	 "application/x-dffill"
	      ns_param	 ".asvg"	 "image/svg-xml"
	      ns_param	 ".asvgz"	 "image/svg-xml"
	      ns_param	 ".svg" 	 "image/svg-xml"
	      ns_param	 ".svgz"	 "image/svg-xml"
	      ns_param	 default	 "*/*"
	      ns_param	 noextension	 "*/*"

SEE ALSO

       nsd(1), info(n)

KEYWORDS

AOLserver								4.0						       Ns_Mime(3aolserver)
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