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Simplify commit 8d4f44f2f1, in particular
detecting MIME types for files. It is more consistent to do it the way
it was already done by the session/download code.
Instead, write a NUL byte to stderr when getting FSP files and only set
cache->content_type when the header string is non-empty.
Additionally it also moves close(stderr) after the fsp_error() in the
file handling part of do_fsp() so the error message is shown with the
correct type.
36 lines
1.1 KiB
C
36 lines
1.1 KiB
C
#ifndef EL__MIME_MIME_H
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#define EL__MIME_MIME_H
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#include "main/module.h"
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struct cache_entry;
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struct uri;
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struct mime_handler {
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unsigned char *description;
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unsigned char *backend_name;
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unsigned int ask:1;
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unsigned int block:1;
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unsigned char program[1]; /* XXX: Keep last! */
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};
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extern struct module mime_module;
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/* Guess content type of the document. Either from the protocol header or
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* scanning the uri for extensions. */
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unsigned char *get_content_type(struct cache_entry *cached);
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/* Guess content type by looking at configurations of the given @extension */
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unsigned char *get_extension_content_type(unsigned char *extension);
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/* Find program to handle mimetype. The @xwin tells about X capabilities. */
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struct mime_handler *
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get_mime_type_handler(unsigned char *content_type, int xwin);
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/* Extracts strictly the filename part (the crap between path and query) and
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* adds it to the @string. Note that there are cases where the string will be
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* empty ("") (ie. http://example.com/?crash=elinks). */
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struct string *add_mime_filename_to_string(struct string *string, struct uri *uri);
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#endif
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