> > (a) Content-type: application/GNU Compr. Tar
> >
> > (b) Content-type: text/plain
> >
> > The question now is, who tells lynx to identify these files?
>
> It's normal - look at lynx.cfg file and modify it - it should contain lot
> of lines with first word SUFFIX (it tels how to transfer di
This is being handled by the 'mime.types' file. I don't really know
enough about it, but I'll take a shot in hopes that it will help.
The remote server has a mime.types file that tells it what
Content-type: line to write out. You should be able to fix the problem
by getting the site maintainer t
On Fri, 13 Sep 1996, Martin Schulze wrote:
> Good day folks,
Ex Equo :-)
> Before downloading lynx shows the following (not exactly)
>
> (a) Content-type: application/GNU Compr. Tar
>
> (b) Content-type: text/plain
>
> The question now is, who tells lynx to identify these files?
>
It's
Hiho,
Seems that I have found what I was looking for. Lynx reads
/etc/mime.types and the file from 1.1 didn't contain an entry for
*.deb files. The mime-support package from the unstable tree does.
Sorry for disturbing,
Joey
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