force-type
Applicable in ObjectType-class directives.
The force-type function assigns a type to requests that do not already have a MIME type. This function is used to specify a default object type.
Make sure that the directive that calls this function comes last in the list of ObjectType directives, so that all other ObjectType directives have a chance to set the MIME type first. If an object contains more than one ObjectType directive all of the directives are applied in the order they appear. If a directive sets an attribute and later directives try to set that attribute to a different value, the first setting is used and the subsequent settings are ignored.
Parameters
The following table describes the parameter for the force-type function.
Table 5–76 force-type parameters|
Parameter |
Description |
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(Optional) Type assigned to a matching request (the Content-Type header). |
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(Optional) Encoding assigned to a matching request (the Content-Encoding header). |
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(Optional) Language assigned to a matching request (the Content-Language header). |
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(Optional) Character set for the magnus-charset parameter in rq->srvhdrs. If the browser sent the Accept-Charset header or its User-Agent is MozillaTM /1.1 or newer, then append “; charset=charset” to content-type, where charset is the value of the magnus-charset parameter in rq->srvhdrs. |
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(Optional) Common to all obj.conf functions. |
Example
ObjectType fn=force-type type=text/plain ObjectType fn=force-type lang=en_US |
See Also
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