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Currently I am able to to set a mime type with adsutil.vbs for the primary web site on IIS6 with the following syntax: cscript adsutil.vbs set W3SVC/1/Root/MimeMap ".manifest, text/cache-manifest" This seems to work fine when I only need to target W3SVC/1. I need to write an update script that will make sure that any sites on a given IIS6 installation have the proper mime type configured. I could either add the mime type to each individial site or at the global level. I need to do this programmatically and would like to use adsutil.vbs if at all possible. I think the easier way will be to just

NodeJs基础 nodejs的本质：不是一门新的编程语言，nodejs是javascript运行在服务端的运行环境，编程语言还是javascript global模块-全局变量 Node.js 中的全局对象是 global , 类似于浏览器中的 window 常用的global属性 console : 用于打印日志 setTimeout / clearTimeout : 设置清除延时器 setInterval / clearInterval : 设置清除定时器 __dirname : 当前文件的路径，不包括文件名 __filename： 获取当前文件的路径，包括文件名 //与模块化相关的，模块化的时候会用到 require exports module 除了global模块中的内容可以直接使用，其他模块都是需要加载的。 其他模块不是全局的，不能直接使用。因此需要导入才能使用。 fs模块 fileSystem-- 文件系统，提供了一系列操作文件的API接口，可以方便我读写文件 读取文件 语法：fs.readFile(path[, options], callback) 方式一：不传编码参数 //参数1： 文件的名字 //参数2： 读取文件的回调函数 //参数1：错误对象，如果读取失败，err会包含错误信息，如果读取成功，err是null //参数2：读取成功后的数据

MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) 是描述消息内容类型的因特网标准 MIME-type和Content-Type的关系： 当web服务器（如nginx）收到静态的资源文件请求时， 依据请求文件的后缀名在服务器的MIME配置文件中找到对应的MIME Type， 再根据MIME Type设置HTTP Response的 Content-Type ， 然后浏览器根据 Content-Type 的值处理文件 MIME参考手册 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/itplay/p/11927811.html

I was doing some audio analysis stuff with Jupyter and tried to play .ogg files with IPython.display.Audio . Since PyCharm often failed to open big .ipynb files, I mostly used web browser to view my Notebook files at localhost:8888 . This picture is what I get with Chrome. As you can see, FailToDisplay.ogg is taken from my work, the audio play bar is not activated. File-ACDC_-_Back_In_Black-sample.ogg and song sample.mp3 are all downloaded from Internet. The integrity of 3 files are all validated, i.e., they can all be played correctly with audio players. I also tested it with Microsoft Edge

I'm looking for a way to read the contents of the script.gs files within a standalone Google Apps Script. I can't find a suitable getAs() Mime format in the Docslist.File service that doesn't fail. The context of this is that I want to use the html service/content service to be able to embed public GAS source samples in Google Sites and elsewhere. (in much the same way as embedding Gist Samples). Any ideas? It is, in fact, possible. This gets Code.gs: function myFunction() { throw ScriptApp.getResource("Code").getDataAsString(); } There is no way to programmatically retrieve the contents of a

####对Web请求的处理： #####1. 请求方法的判断 #####2. URL的路径解析 #####3. URL中查询字符串解析 #####4. Cookie的解析 #####5. Basic认证 #####6. 表单数据的解析 #####7. 任意格式文件的上传处理 var http = require('http'); http.createServer(function(req,res){ res.writeHead(200,{'Content-Type':'text/plain'}); res.end('Hello World\n'); }).listen(1337,'127.0.0.1'); console.log('Server running at http://127.0.0.1:1137'); //上面的函数参数可以用以下函数代替，高阶函数 var app = connect(); //var app = express(); #####1. 请求方法判断 HHTP_Parser在解析请求报文的时候，将报文头抽取出来，设置为req.method #####2. 路径解析 HTTP_Parser将其解析为req.url //2.1 根据路径去查找磁盘中的文件 function(req,res){ var pathname = url.parse(req.url

Html is following: <audio id="audioCap" preload="auto" type="audio/wav"></audio> Js: $('#audioCap')[0].play(); And setting "src" as follows: $('#audioCap').attr('src', 'http://blabla/captcha/captcha.wav?' + response); Where response is an id. This works well with all browsers except IE versions (9-11) which should also work. I'm getting MEDIA12899: AUDIO/VIDEO: Unknown MIME type . I did some research and found out that it should be a server configuration problem. I captured the network data with the debug tools and checked the response headers. Content-Type is shown as audio/wav which is true.

I'm trying to implement RFC 2388 on a HTTP server to support multipart POST. I am looking at the specification specifically at the content-disposition's "name" parameter. Under section 3 of RFC 2388 it states: Field names originally in non-ASCII character sets may be encoded within the value of the "name" parameter using the standard method described in RFC 2047. I have 'heard' that no UA currently support RFC2047 on form control names. They will simply send the text in it's original encoding. (i.e. if the form control's name is in Japanese using UTF-8 it'll send the multipart POST request