Jason Evans <jsevans@mailfence.com> wrote: > If you don't know, Usenet is 100% plain text. Let's say you wanted to > read everything that's happening in rec.radio.amateur; you would go to > the rec directory, then radio, then amateur, then the articles are > listed as 1,2,3,4. Like this: rec/radio/amateur/1. 1 is the first > message on my server and again it is plain text. However all of the > gemini readers see this as something that they can't read, but if I > were to rename this file to 1.txt or 1.gmi, then it could. > Realistically, I can't rename every file because that would break my > usenet server. Is there a way around this that I can trick gemini > readers into seeing these files as plain text and then viewing them? The best way to do this is to configure your server to serve all of these files with an MIME type of text/plain, if it doesn't do so already. Gemini clients don't (shouldn't) check any extensions in the URL anyways, so this is the correct solution. ~aravk | ~nothien
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