how to serve manifest files, ie. .appcache files wit hunchentoot? (mime-type #p"path/to/anifest/file")
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nil
is there a way to do?
or is it jsut enough to proxy with apache or nginx front and configure those to serve manifest files, as it is noted in w3schools html5- appcache topic?
before i try myself, just asked to bring it to attention for possible renewing improvements to the hunchentoot.
You could (setf (gethash "manifest" tbnl::*mime-type-hash*) "text/cache-manifest") to address the immediate issue, however, since this symbol isn't exported, maybe there was a different plan for adding more mime-types.
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 4:53 PM, Faruk S. Can farukscan@gmail.com wrote:
how to serve manifest files, ie. .appcache files wit hunchentoot? (mime-type #p"path/to/anifest/file")
nil
nil
is there a way to do?
or is it jsut enough to proxy with apache or nginx front and configure those to serve manifest files, as it is noted in w3schools html5- appcache topic?
before i try myself, just asked to bring it to attention for possible renewing improvements to the hunchentoot.
I forgot where the original list came from, but it is obviously outdated, so if there are important mime type/suffix pairs which are missing, I'd suggest to send a patch for mime-types.lisp via GitHub.
Cheers, Edi.
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 5:03 PM, Left Right olegsivokon@gmail.com wrote:
You could (setf (gethash "manifest" tbnl::*mime-type-hash*) "text/cache-manifest") to address the immediate issue, however, since this symbol isn't exported, maybe there was a different plan for adding more mime-types.
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 4:53 PM, Faruk S. Can farukscan@gmail.com wrote:
how to serve manifest files, ie. .appcache files wit hunchentoot? (mime-type #p"path/to/anifest/file")
nil
nil
is there a way to do?
or is it jsut enough to proxy with apache or nginx front and configure those to serve manifest files, as it is noted in w3schools html5- appcache topic?
before i try myself, just asked to bring it to attention for possible renewing improvements to the hunchentoot.