Can you control the HTTP request return MIME type? At one point I believe (but am not sure) that HttpServer always returned HTML as the MIME type.
-- John On Feb 10, 2014, at 11:06 AM, Marcus Appelros <marcus.appel...@gmail.com> wrote: > Trying to setup a server that makes files in a folder available for download. > > Html files can be loaded by the server and accessed (+javascript interaction) > via localhost:8000, the html file displaying a image works when viewed > directly in firefox, the image is in the same folder (named html) and this is > also where julia is run from. > > No image is displayed, when changing to a link something tiny unopenable can > be downloaded of varying size. > > Modified the server to run `dir` on connection, at first the result displayed > in terminal which showed the html folder, however when the result is sent to > the client via Response(readall(`dir`)) the result shows the root directory. > > http://localhost:8000/home/ shows a list of user accounts and the image is > present in the output from http://localhost:8000/home/quin/html > > Have tried various combinations of link paths while copying the image all > over the computer to no avail, any help is much appreciated.
