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Re: Publishing DAT files (was Re: B-Wing DAT file)
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lugnet.publish
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Mon, 12 Oct 1998 09:11:03 GMT
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Paul Gyugyi <paul@gyugyi.com> writes:
> To put this thread back on charter, what is the best way to
> publish Ldraw .dat files? On my system, I have associated
> .dat files with the program ldlite and with the mime type of
> "application/x-ldraw". If someone posted a .dat file with
> that mime type, I *think* that when I read the article then
> ldlite would pop up semi-automatically, which would be
> really cool. For those of you with perhaps more experience
> doing the MIME thing with enclosures and all that, does this
> sound like a good idea?
Neat idea! -- (Except all MIME posts are rejected by this newsserver...)
Alternatively, would it be useful if there were a special area on the www part
of the server for uploading .dat files, and having it index them and serve
them back as "application/x-ldraw"?
--Todd
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 | | Re: Publishing DAT files (was Re: B-Wing DAT file)
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| (...) Er, waitaminute -- I take it back -- I wrote that code which rejects MIME messages, and -- duh -- it'd be easy to let it allow in "application/x- ldraw" while still rejecting other MIME types. Does the MIME'ing of these convert the .dat file (...) (26 years ago, 12-Oct-98, to lugnet.publish)
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| | Publishing DAT files (was Re: B-Wing DAT file)
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| To put this thread back on charter, what is the best way to publish Ldraw .dat files? On my system, I have associated .dat files with the program ldlite and with the mime type of "application/x-ldraw". If someone posted a .dat file with that mime (...) (26 years ago, 12-Oct-98, to lugnet.publish)
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