(In reply to comment #144)
> right-clicking the rendered text window and selecting Page Info, it reports it
> is MIME type "text/plain" (not "text/x-csrc" or similar? weird...),
That is because the server sending the file said it was text/plain.
> I suppose there are ways to have a look at the data stream's content, right?
> How is it done (pardon the newbie question)?
For this example the interesting question is simply "what type is the server
labeling this file as?" You can check like this:
(In reply to comment #144)
> right-clicking the rendered text window and selecting Page Info, it reports it
> is MIME type "text/plain" (not "text/x-csrc" or similar? weird...),
That is because the server sending the file said it was text/plain.
> I suppose there are ways to have a look at the data stream's content, right?
> How is it done (pardon the newbie question)?
For this example the interesting question is simply "what type is the server
labeling this file as?" You can check like this:
$ telnet fisica.fc.ul.pt 80 fisica. fc.ul.pt/ ~jbatista/ tstamp. c HTTP/1.1
HEAD http://
Host: fisica.fc.ul.pt
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
...
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1