On Thu, 23 May 2002 14:01, Guido van Rossum wrote: > I think SF's problem is that far too often it guesses that the type is > not text/<something>, and then most browsers won't show it. This is > annoying for source code and diffs. If you could force the guess to > be text/plain for .c, .h, .py, .diff, and .patch, that would be solved. If submitted via the web, Roundup is able to guess the MIME type and will serve up "source_file.py" as text/x-python, but "source_file" as application/octet-stream. If it's submitted by email, it'll keep the content-type it was submitted with. I guess a pass could be made to see if it's all printable characters before defaulting to a/o-s. An alternative is to have overrides for certain file extensions, and default to text/plain. Not pretty. Richard
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