I was getting the right mime-type using the method that you described,
Troy. It seems that old faithful Apache was perfoming well as usual.
After thinking about your suggestion, I decided to look over the tcphp.org
mailing list and I found a solution in php that goes a little like this:
<?php
header("Content-Type: application/force-download");
header("Content-Type: audio/x-scpls");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=listen.pls");
?>
It was just that Apache wasn't sending all the right kind of headers, so I
just told php to do it.
Thanks for the lead. I needed a little kickstart today.
> Can you confirm you are getting
> the wrong headers? Try:
>
> # telnet yourhost.yournet 80
> GET /yoururl/file.pls HTTP/1.0
>
> (with two carriage returns after
> the '.../1.0' part) and see what
> headers say. Just trying to nail
> it down to a server problem...
>
>>>> MarkCourtney at MarkCourtney.com 11/14/02 03:19PM >>>
> I'm trying to get Apache to serve *.pls files the right way instead of
> just serving them as plain text.
> I've added the following line to the httpd.conf file:
> AddType audio/x-scpls .pls
>
> And this line to /etc/mime.types
> audio/mpegurl pls
>
>
> I've restarted Apache and the *.pls files still get served as
> text/plain.
> Can someone please steer me in the right direction here?
> How can I get Apache to serve the file with the right mime-type instead
> of
> just spitting out the text that is in the *.pls file?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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