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松巖
1997. 3. 13. 00:30
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Netscape Netsite
To the MIME.types file, add the following line:
type=audio/x-pn-realaudio exts=rm,ra,ram
You will also need to add the following line to the server's main
configuration file (called magnus.conf in the Netsite documentation):
Init fn=load-types mime-types=mime.types
After adding these commands, you will need to reinitialize the Web server.
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Windows NT (EMWACS HTTPS 0.96)
In the HTTP server applet in the Control Panel, click on the button along
the right hand side of the window marked "New Mapping."
A dialog box is displayed which shows existing MIME type mappings, along
with a "Filename extension"text entry box along the top. Type the filename
extension "RAM" into the extension field, and then enter the MIME type into
the text entry field above the scrollable list of existing MIME types:
audio/x-pn-realaudio
Select OK to add the new MIME type to the main list. You need to
reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
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NCSA HTTPD (v. 1.3 and 1.4)
For NCSA, two approaches are possible.
* Edit the file MIME.types in the SERVER_ROOT/conf subdirectory by
adding the following line
audio/x-pn-realaudio ram
* Edit the file "srm.conf" in the SERVER_ROOT/conf/subdirectory by
adding the following line:
AddType audio/x-pn-realaudio ram
You need to reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
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CERN HTTPD (v. 3.0)
Add the following line to the "httpd.conf" file under the Server's root
directory
AddType .ram audio/x-pn-realaudio binary
Reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
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O'Reilly Website NT
On the mapping page, use the admin tool to change the MIME type by giving
the following command:
.ram audio/x-pn-realaudio
You need to reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Adding RealAudio and RealVideo Content Without a RealVideo Server
If you do not have a RealAudio or RealVideo Server, you can still have
RealAudio and RealVideo files on your Web site. However, you will need to
use one of the following methods for making the files available to user's
on the Internet:
* Make a hyperlink to someone else's file
* Make a link directly to a file so it can be downloaded to the user's
computer
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Making a hyperlink to RealAudio or RealVideo files on another Web site
If you do not have a Server, then the only other way to use a RealAudio or
RealVideo file on your Web site so that it plays in real-time is to create
a hyperlink to the RealAudio or RealVideo file on someone else's Server.
The source code for the Web page featuring the file you want to link to
lists a .ram file for the link. The .ram file is a text file created by the
person who maintains that Web site, and it contains the URL of the
RealVideo Server that contains the file. The HTML document that you create
needs to refer to this .ram file. For example, if the .ram file called
hello1.ram is located on the Progressive Networks Web site, you would use
the following command in your HTML document:
Hello!
You also need to configure your Web server to recognize the .ram MIME type
before any RealAudio or RealVideo files can be played through your site. If
you do not configure your Web server, then when a user clicks on a link,
they will see unrecognizable text instead of receiving the clip.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Downloading RealAudio and RealVideo Files
If you would like to allow people to have access to files from your Web
page that have been encoded using the RealVideo Encoder, but you do not
have a RealVideo Server, you can make a direct link to the files in your
HTML document. Remember that since the files are not being served by the
RealVideo Server, they are downloaded to the user's computer instead of
playing in real-time. Once downloaded, the user can play the files using
RealPlayer by selecting Open File from the File menu, locating the file,
and clicking the OK button. The Player then opens the file and plays it,
and the user can still use the controls on the Player panel to pause, stop,
start the file, and to control the volume.
You need to configure the Web server to recognize the .rm, .ra and .ram
MIME types. If this is not done, then when the user tries to play the file,
it appears as unrecognizable text. If you have a Web page on someone else's
server, you need to contact the System Administrator and provide
instructions for adding the MIME type to the Web server's configuration
file. For instructions about how to configure the MIME type, see
Configuring the Web Server to Recognize .ram Extensions.
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Copyright �Progressive Networks, 1995-1997, all rights reserved.
RealAudio and the RealAudio logo are registered trademarks of Progressive
Networks, Inc.
RealVideo, RealPlayer and the Real logo are trademarks of Progressive
Networks, Inc.
=-=-=-=-=-* Lee,Kyoung (solbawoo) 이경 (솔바우) 李炅 (松巖) *-=-=-=-=-=
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SOL Aromi Information Services Suwon,Kyung-Ki do,KOREA
Industry,Chemistry,Trading Informatons
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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-* http://soback.kornet.nm.kr/~leesun2 *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Netscape Netsite
To the MIME.types file, add the following line:
type=audio/x-pn-realaudio exts=rm,ra,ram
You will also need to add the following line to the server's main
configuration file (called magnus.conf in the Netsite documentation):
Init fn=load-types mime-types=mime.types
After adding these commands, you will need to reinitialize the Web server.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Windows NT (EMWACS HTTPS 0.96)
In the HTTP server applet in the Control Panel, click on the button along
the right hand side of the window marked "New Mapping."
A dialog box is displayed which shows existing MIME type mappings, along
with a "Filename extension"text entry box along the top. Type the filename
extension "RAM" into the extension field, and then enter the MIME type into
the text entry field above the scrollable list of existing MIME types:
audio/x-pn-realaudio
Select OK to add the new MIME type to the main list. You need to
reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NCSA HTTPD (v. 1.3 and 1.4)
For NCSA, two approaches are possible.
* Edit the file MIME.types in the SERVER_ROOT/conf subdirectory by
adding the following line
audio/x-pn-realaudio ram
* Edit the file "srm.conf" in the SERVER_ROOT/conf/subdirectory by
adding the following line:
AddType audio/x-pn-realaudio ram
You need to reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
CERN HTTPD (v. 3.0)
Add the following line to the "httpd.conf" file under the Server's root
directory
AddType .ram audio/x-pn-realaudio binary
Reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
O'Reilly Website NT
On the mapping page, use the admin tool to change the MIME type by giving
the following command:
.ram audio/x-pn-realaudio
You need to reinitialize your Web server for the changes to take effect.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Adding RealAudio and RealVideo Content Without a RealVideo Server
If you do not have a RealAudio or RealVideo Server, you can still have
RealAudio and RealVideo files on your Web site. However, you will need to
use one of the following methods for making the files available to user's
on the Internet:
* Make a hyperlink to someone else's file
* Make a link directly to a file so it can be downloaded to the user's
computer
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Making a hyperlink to RealAudio or RealVideo files on another Web site
If you do not have a Server, then the only other way to use a RealAudio or
RealVideo file on your Web site so that it plays in real-time is to create
a hyperlink to the RealAudio or RealVideo file on someone else's Server.
The source code for the Web page featuring the file you want to link to
lists a .ram file for the link. The .ram file is a text file created by the
person who maintains that Web site, and it contains the URL of the
RealVideo Server that contains the file. The HTML document that you create
needs to refer to this .ram file. For example, if the .ram file called
hello1.ram is located on the Progressive Networks Web site, you would use
the following command in your HTML document:
Hello!
You also need to configure your Web server to recognize the .ram MIME type
before any RealAudio or RealVideo files can be played through your site. If
you do not configure your Web server, then when a user clicks on a link,
they will see unrecognizable text instead of receiving the clip.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Downloading RealAudio and RealVideo Files
If you would like to allow people to have access to files from your Web
page that have been encoded using the RealVideo Encoder, but you do not
have a RealVideo Server, you can make a direct link to the files in your
HTML document. Remember that since the files are not being served by the
RealVideo Server, they are downloaded to the user's computer instead of
playing in real-time. Once downloaded, the user can play the files using
RealPlayer by selecting Open File from the File menu, locating the file,
and clicking the OK button. The Player then opens the file and plays it,
and the user can still use the controls on the Player panel to pause, stop,
start the file, and to control the volume.
You need to configure the Web server to recognize the .rm, .ra and .ram
MIME types. If this is not done, then when the user tries to play the file,
it appears as unrecognizable text. If you have a Web page on someone else's
server, you need to contact the System Administrator and provide
instructions for adding the MIME type to the Web server's configuration
file. For instructions about how to configure the MIME type, see
Configuring the Web Server to Recognize .ram Extensions.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Copyright �Progressive Networks, 1995-1997, all rights reserved.
RealAudio and the RealAudio logo are registered trademarks of Progressive
Networks, Inc.
RealVideo, RealPlayer and the Real logo are trademarks of Progressive
Networks, Inc.
=-=-=-=-=-* Lee,Kyoung (solbawoo) 이경 (솔바우) 李炅 (松巖) *-=-=-=-=-=
*솔아로미* *정보서비스* Phone: +82-331-253-9009 +82-331-48-6804
산업정보,화학정보,무역정보 zipcode: 440-302
검색-번역-가공-출판기획 Address: 30-23,Jung-Ja 2dong,Jang-An ku
SOL Aromi Information Services Suwon,Kyung-Ki do,KOREA
Industry,Chemistry,Trading Informatons
mailto:leesun2@soback.kornet.nm.kr mailto:leesun2@usa.net
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-* http://soback.kornet.nm.kr/~leesun2 *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
제목에 "솔"자를 넣으면 긴급시에 편리합니다.
Please type "sol" in subject line to send me.