Comparison between file extension (suffix) and MINE-type

When judging whether the suffix name is consistent with the file type, two problems need to be solved: one is how to judge the MINE-type of the file according to the content of the file, which can be realized by the magic library that comes with the system; the other is how to judge the corresponding MINE-type according to the suffix name. Apache also gives a solution to this problem, providing a comparison table between the suffix name and MINE-type.

However, there are some differences between the MINE-type provided by Apache and the MINE-type provided by the system's own magic library, and the comparison table provided by the magic library of python is the same as the MINE-type provided by the magic library, and the common suffix is basic cover, so we mainly use the suffix of python and MINE-type comparison table, and add other reference tables to form a custom suffix and MINE-type comparison table.

If there are specific suffixes that need to be added, you can also reorder and integrate them using the python script I provided.

The list in the attachment integrates the suffix-MEME-type list provided by Python mimetypes and the list provided by the following URL:

Http://webdesign.about.com/od/multimedia/a/mime-types-by-file-extension.htm

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