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Date: 07/31/98
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I would like to set something up like this:
<Location /somewhere>
ForceType application/x-httpd-php3
</Location>
so that files can be named *.html, or whatever.
However, there might be images lying about in different places.
Is there some way in Apache (1.2.6 or 1.3.1) to get it partially override a
ForceType? Some way of saying "force all files to a particular MIME type
except those that end in .gif and .jpg"?
One way around, I suppose, would be to create an images or a graphics
subdirectory and do a ForceType there. But then .gif and .jpg (and .png and
whatever else) files will have to be separated into appropriate directories
of their own.
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