Hello Matt
On 07-Jan-02, you wrote: > >> Why don't you who is so smart please take the time to explain WHERE the >> problem is. > > Nobody listens even if I do. Why should I bother? Maybe it is in the way you explain it. > >> My problem is that .lzx files go to a different place than .lha >> YET both file type settings in MIME PREFS are the same. > > What is this "same place"? That is not a good question. I didn't say they went to the same place. I said they went to DIFFERENT places. > The files are dealt with based on mimetype. This is trusting the server. So if I do what everyone else has been saying and disabling mimetype sent by server, where does that put me? If it has any effect on how they are handled, the question remains: Why do .lzx files get put in a different place to .lha and .lzh > If application/x-lha files are sent as application/octet-stream they will > be dealt with by that mime class and that specific type: only if there > is no mime sent or V ignores them does it match on extension. > > It is not infallible a system. IE had a major bug patched a few weeks > ago which came from over-trusting of mimetypes. There's simply nothing > you can do about it.. Granted. But as I said above: I have the setting telling Voyager to IGNORE MIME TYPES set. Regards -- If you can't think of a tagline, steal one! (like I do!) Andrew Bruno [EMAIL PROTECTED] _____________________________________________________________________ Voyager Mailing List - http://v3.vapor.com/ Voyager FAQ....: http://faq.vapor.com/voyager/ Listserver Help: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=HELP Unsubscribe....: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=UNSUBSCRIBE
