Quoting Gary <witsc...@gmail.com>:
Quoting cjdl01 <cjd...@brokensolstice.com>:
Quoting cjdl01 <cjd...@brokensolstice.com>:
Quoting Michael M Slusarz <slus...@horde.org>:
Quoting Petr ?erník <cer...@fel.cvut.cz>:
Hi all,
i added in horde5 to mime_driver config file appropriate mime
type for docx and xlsx. It works very well for attached files in
incoming emails. But preview for attached files in compose
windows for docx/xlsx doesnt work (for doc/xls yes). It's a bug
or in compose windows (new mail) are used different functions or
settings?
It says:
Could not auto-determine data type.
Exactly what the error message implies: IMP is unable to
determine the content-type of the attachment so there is no way
the appropriate viewer can be used. This often happens because
browsers won't report a content-type when attaching a file from
the local system, so IMP is forced to try to auto-detect the
contents (which does not work 100% of the time).
michael
Looks like I'm having this issue too. All attachments have 100%
failure. Is there anything we can do here Michael, to help imp
know what the attachment is? I never had this issue in imp5, it
has only cropped up since the upgrade. It occurs in Firefox,
Chrome, Internet explorer, Konqueror, Opera and Safari (on windows
and linux), so whatever the browser is supposed to be doing to
define the mime-type, none of them are doing it. Is their some
package in pear or horde (or whatever) that horde uses to
determine the the content type? Maybe it needs reinstalling or
tweaking...
Thanks.
-Chris
Okay... I have been poking around with this some more. I noticed
that my path to the magic db is set to /usr/share/misc/magic. This
is a directory on my Horde server, so it is valid in that sense.
However, the directory it points to is empty. I do not know if
that is normal or not. I also looked at /etc/magic, which is a
file. However, aside from a couple innocuous comments, the file is
empty. I likewise do not know if this is normal or not.
But, despite this, magic seems to work as expected from the shell.
It accurately guesses the file type of any file I throw at it. But
if I use the PHP shell in horde (with a context of either Horde or
IMP), I get nothing, even after verifying that the file does exit,
and that the mime type is correctly ascertained on the command line
using the 'file' command.
<?php
require_once 'MIME/Type.php';
$filename = '/home/me/MyDocs/file.ext';
echo MIME_Type::autoDetect($filename);
?>
Returns Nothing.
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On my ubuntu system the magic file is /usr/share/file/magic.mgc,
this is a compiled binary magic file. There is a link pointing to it
at /usr/share/misc/magic.mgc
I'm using the latest imp and, although my attachment requirements
are limited to image files, I haven't had any issues. Are you sure
you have all the required php modules installed? Just a thought.
I have all the packages, but your information was very helpful. I
found my magic.mgc file and pointed horde to it, and it works.
(Surprising it is in a different location on debian as compared to
Ubuntu... the gap between the two seems to be widening to quite an
extent now...).
Thanks for that!
G
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