mime.types(5)
NAME
- mime.types - list of known MIME content-types, as used by
- af
DESCRIPTION
- The mime.types file lists the known MIME content-types,
- and the filename suffixes which indicate that a given file is
- probably of that type.
- Af uses this information to default the MIME type when
- sending a file. It is also used as the list of possible comple
- tions when af prompts for a MIME content-type.
- Lines in the file which start with a '#' are treated as
- comments and ignored, as are blank lines. Each other line starts
- with a MIME content-type. The content-type may be followed by
- one or more suffixes, each separated by blank space. Each suffix
- indicates that a file with that suffix will default to the speci
- fied content-type.
EXAMPLE
# A partial mime.types file
# The basic text types
text/plain txt
text/enriched
text/html html htm
# Some multimedia types
audio/basic au snd
image/gif gif
image/jpeg jpeg jpg
video/mpeg mpeg mpg
FILES
$HOME/.mime.types user's list of MIME types.
- /etc/af/mime.types
- global list of MIME types for af.
- /etc/mime.types,
/usr/etc/mime.types,
/usr/local/etc/mime.types - global lists of MIME types for all mailers.
AUTHOR
- Malc Arnold, based on a common standard used by several
- mail readers.
SEE ALSO
- af(1), ``The Af Reference Manual''.