Duane Wessels wrote:
> This is done by the FTP server. The first mode is a binary transfer,
> and the data is unchanged. The second mode is an "ASCII" transfer,
> and the server inserts
> at the end of each line.
Actually in this case the CR is introduced by the web-browser. Unknown
files is downloaded using image (binary) transfer mode, and sent to the
web browser with the MIME type text/plain to allow easy viewing of
unkown file types.
This should probably be changed in the default mime.conf to use
application/octet-stream for unknown filetypes.
How:
Change the last lime of mime.conf to read
. application/octet-stream anthony-unknown.gif - image +view +download
the +download is actually redundant here, but I prefer to have both on
all types to have more consistent file listings.
-- Henrik Nordstrom Squid hackerReceived on Fri Mar 10 2000 - 05:23:14 MST
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