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What is the best and reliable way to detect mime type of a file in php? The following code which is suggested by many people failed to detect docx file mime type: $finfo = new finfo(FILEINFO_MIME_TYPE); $mime = $finfo->file($_FILES['file']['tmp_name']); echo $mime; exit; This is printing application/zip but it is supposed to be application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document h2ooooooo Based on this I've ported it to PHP: function getMicrosoftOfficeMimeInfo($file) { $fileInfo = array( 'word/' => array( 'type' => 'Microsoft Word 2007+', 'mime' => 'application/vnd

Is there a clean way of handling multi-part MIME data in C#. After a call to a closed application (I have no access to change it) I get a MIME reponse like the one below. Does C# provide the ability to parse this via System.Net.Mime or System.Net.Mail? MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----=_Part_42_31322961.1286389502467" ------=_Part_42_31322961.1286389502467 Content-Type: text/xml Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-ID: <xmlContextInfo> <UnneededXML> <Stuff> </Stuff> </UnneededXML> ------=_Part_42_31322961.1286389502467 Content-Type: image/jpeg Content-Transfer

Pass-01: Pass-02: 修改 MIME Type <?php phpinfo();?> 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/chrysanthemum/p/11664130.html

I am currently creating a quote system which works like this: User submits data through form --> data sent to db --> pdf generated --> email sent I am using the htmlmimemail5 library to do this and the email generated is sent to a mail exchange on a separate server on the local network. Sadly the negative side of this is that the php script takes around a minute to fully execute as the script waits for confirmation from the MX that the email has been sent or has failed. So what I was hoping would be possible is to have a separate PHP application that handles all the email processing and means

I'm creating an email with a MIME attachment from a BizTalk 2016 SMTP Send Port. However, I think any knowledge that anyone can share from any other language about the oddities of Outlook and MIME might help me fix the issue below. In Outlook, the attachment shows as body.txt, but when I click "File Save" it shows the name that I used when I created it (and that's what the user wants to see). What I'm referring to is the the left side where it says "body.txt" above the 5k and to the right of the attachment icon in the screen shot below: In BizTalk C# Pipeline component, that attachment was set

1.知识必备 (1)当服务器响应不同文件类型时，需要设置响应报文头，让浏览器选择相应的编码数据。 常用对照表HTTP Mime-type： https://tool.oschina.net/commons 思路：根据访问的路径来提取后缀名，再根据后缀名设置相应的 Content-Type (2)请求路径不存在时设置返回的状态码 res.statusCode = 404 res.statusMessage = 'Not found' (3)需要用到path模块和fs模块拼接路径即读取文件 2.模拟Apache服务器（一） 共封装了4个方法; getFileType(url)：根据url获取文件类型 setContentType(res,fileType)：根据文件类型设置Mime-type renderFile(res,url)：根据路径读取相应的文件并返回给客户端 troubleShooting(res,url,fileType)：错误处理函数 源码： // 引入http模块 const http = require("http"); //引入fs模块 const fs = require('fs'); //引入path模块 （拼接路径） const path = require('path'); // 创建一个服务器 var server = http.createServer(

Why does the FindMimeFromData function from Urlmon.dll return MIME type “application/octet-stream” for many file types, whereas checking MIME type by file extension (I.e. against windows registry) returns a more precise type? For example, mp3 is an “application/octet-stream” instead of “audio/mp3”. Basically, I want to verify an uploaded file with incorrect extension. This method seems to work for many image files, xml, etc. The question is similar to this one , but the provided solution is not suited for validating uploaded files, because of different/ambiguous MIME types returned. Reading