Trend Micro InterScan M Series, Administrator'S Manual

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HTTP Services
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An Internet media type (or MIME type) identifies the kind of file that is traveling
through an HTTP stream. This media type is a two-part identifier for file formats on
the Internet.
Type: Image
image/gif GIF image
image/jpeg JPEG JFIF image
image/png Portable Network Graphics
image/tiff Tagged-Image File Format file
Type: Multipart Archives and other objects made of more than one part
multipart/mixed or
multipart/alternative MIME email
Type: Text Human-readable text and source code
text/css Cascading Style Sheets
text/javascript Deprecated. RFC 4329 replaces this type with:
application/javascript.
text/plain Textual data
Type: Video
video/mpeg MPEG-1 video with multiplexed audio
video/x-ms-wmv Microsoft Windows Media Video file
video/x-shockwave-flash Adobe Flash™ video
Type: Application Multipurpose files
application/javascript ECMAScript (such as JavaScript)
application/octet-stream Byte streams that are unspecified. This subtype is the
"default" media type, often used to identify executable
files or files of unknown type.
application/ogg Ogg, a multimedia bitstream container format
application/postscript File formatted in PostScript page description language
application/xhtml+xml XHTML, a successor to HTML
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6-1. Common Internet media types and subtypes, by category (Continued)
Type/Subtype Description