You might need to purge the object from Squid's cache after changing
mime.conf. Or simpler: Open it in a browser and press "Shift+Reload".
-- Henrik Nordstrom Squid hacker Christian Recktenwald wrote: > > I have to download a file named "README.TX_" from some FTP server via > squid 2.2.4. This file gets corrupted. Using tcpdump I found > theat squid uses "TYPE A" for the FTP transfer, instead of > "TYPE I" which is used for other files. > > Fiddling around in /etc/mime.conf didn't help: > mime.conf > 104a105 > > \.TX_$ application/octet-stream anthony-compressed.gif - image > 129c130 > < README text/plain anthony-text.gif - ascii +download > --- > > # README text/plain anthony-text.gif - ascii +download > > As the URL can't be modfied (hardcoded to binary) > appending ";TYPE=I" can't be used. > > Is there a way to tell squid to use "TYPE I" for files with ".TX_" > extension? > > TIA, Chris > > -- > Christian Recktenwald : : > citecs GmbH : chris at citecs dot de : > Unternehmensberatung fuer : voice +49 711 601 2090 : Burgstallstrasse 54 > EDV und Telekommunikation : fax +49 711 601 2092 : D-70199 Stuttgart > > -- > To unsubscribe, see http://www.squid-cache.org/mailing-lists.html -- To unsubscribe, see http://www.squid-cache.org/mailing-lists.htmlReceived on Thu Dec 21 2000 - 07:31:26 MST
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