eduardosuruagy Posted July 16, 2020 Posted July 16, 2020 I need to download an FR3 file (FastReport) and a bank file with the extension .REM (Text file), I'm using Hyperserver + IIS, and I can't download it, does anyone know why? Quote
alfr Posted July 16, 2020 Posted July 16, 2020 I believe you need to add the extension in the hyperserver config file. below from unigui info: [custom_mimes] mime_0_ext= mime_0_type= mime_1_ext= mime_1_type= mime_2_ext= mime_2_type= mime_3_ext= mime_3_type= mime_4_ext= mime_4_type= Custom mimes allows to add custom file types to HyperServer scope. Under normal conditions for security reason only safe file types are allowed to be transferred from the server. You can define as much as mimes needed here. New mimes can be simply added by adding a entry to CFG file. Consider you want to enable access to files with extension of "7z". You need to add below entry: mime_0_ext=7z mime_0_type=application/x-7z-compressed http://unigui.com/doc/online_help/installing-and-configuring-hyp.htm 1 Quote
eduardosuruagy Posted July 16, 2020 Author Posted July 16, 2020 1 hour ago, alfr said: I believe you need to add the extension in the hyperserver config file. below from unigui info: [custom_mimes] mime_0_ext= mime_0_type= mime_1_ext= mime_1_type= mime_2_ext= mime_2_type= mime_3_ext= mime_3_type= mime_4_ext= mime_4_type= Custom mimes allows to add custom file types to HyperServer scope. Under normal conditions for security reason only safe file types are allowed to be transferred from the server. You can define as much as mimes needed here. New mimes can be simply added by adding a entry to CFG file. Consider you want to enable access to files with extension of "7z". You need to add below entry: mime_0_ext=7z mime_0_type=application/x-7z-compressed http://unigui.com/doc/online_help/installing-and-configuring-hyp.htm But how do I add a FastReport file with the FR3 extension? The problem is in mime_0_type, I don't know what to put in it. Quote
alfr Posted July 16, 2020 Posted July 16, 2020 Not sure what type of file it is. but perhaps you can try with application/octet-stream or application/binary Quote
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