FILES TYPE
The MARLA SERVER can indicate to client application (i.e. Netscape)
the type of file indipendently from file extension.
You can associate a type to a file writing updating the file "contents"
in the host root directory.
For example, the files "read.me" and "read.mix" have the same contents.
In the file "contents" we have established that the files ending with the
extension ".me" are "text/plain".
The exension ".mix" had no association.
If the clinet browser accept indication from the server, it can
read correctly the file "read.me" but can have any problem with
the file "read.mix"
read.me
read.mix
