Re: Problem with mime types in Apache Http Server

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On 9/6/07, DreamEfforts <arvind_pv@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I just need your help, I did configured Apache Http server as proxy server
> and blocked the some mime types in configuration file (removed them from
> mime.types), but apache server is not restricting those mime types when any
> request is sent through it.
>
> I'm sending the those blocked mime types using the HttpURLConnection present
> in Java. I set the content type to the header of the request, but still
> Apache server is not blocking the request.
>
> Apart from modifying that file, do I need to change any settings in the
> configuration files? If you have any idea then please let me know.

I can't really figure out what exactly you are trying to do. Certainly
changing mime.types does not in any way effect what apache will serve.
It only affects that meta-data applied to static files. See the
documentation of mod_mime.

If you are trying to make apache filter responses from back-end
sources based on the content-type, then you probably want to look at
something like mod_security.

Joshua.

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