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/etc/mime.types is the file in which system-wide mime settings are defined. | #language en ~-[[DebianWiki/EditorGuide#translation|Translation(s)]]: English - [[fr/MIME/etc/mime.types|Français]] - [[it/MIME/etc/mime.types|Italiano]] -~ ---- [[MIME]] |
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Each line in the file is a mime command: | /etc/mime.types is the file in which system-wide rules are defined for mapping filename suffices to MIME types. |
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- Lines starting with a hash # are comments. | Each line in the file is a MIME command: |
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- Command lines have a mime type as their first argument and the rest of the line contains a mime descriptor. For instance: | * Lines starting with a hash # are comments. * Command lines have a MIME type as their first argument and the rest of the line is blank or contains a MIME descriptor. For instance, here file suffices are mapped to MIME types: {{{ application/java-archive jar application/mathematica nb application/msword doc dot }}} |
Translation(s): English - Français - Italiano
/etc/mime.types is the file in which system-wide rules are defined for mapping filename suffices to MIME types.
Each line in the file is a MIME command:
- Lines starting with a hash # are comments.
- Command lines have a MIME type as their first argument and the rest of the line is blank or contains a MIME descriptor. For instance, here file suffices are mapped to MIME types:
application/java-archive jar application/mathematica nb application/msword doc dot