always be served instead, and the `X-Ash-File` header and any rest
string is ignored.
+A file's MIME type may be specified explicitly either by using the
+*-c* option, or by passing the header `X-Ash-Content-Type` to
+*sendfile* with the MIME type of the file. That header might, for
+instance, be set using the *set* directives of *dirplex*(1) or
+*patplex*(1).
+
If a MIME-type is not explicitly specified, *sendfile* uses
*libmagic*(3) to determine the MIME-type automatically. If *sendfile*
is compiled with support for filesystem attributes (see *attr*(5) if
*-c* 'CONTENT-TYPE'::
- Sends 'CONTENT-TYPE' as the file's MIME-type instead of trying
+ Send 'CONTENT-TYPE' as the file's MIME-type instead of trying
to auto-detect the file type.
*-f* 'FILE'::
SEE ALSO
--------
-*dirplex*(1), *ashd*(7)
+*dirplex*(1), *psendfile*(1), *ashd*(7)