Currently, if you don't manually specify the MIME type of an image when uploading it, it'll be served back with content-type undefined (a bug in itself, since unknown type should probably be served as application/octet-stream). Most browsers will display the image anyway, but the image proxy doesn't like this, so you'll get broken images on a page like:
Since 162596503782ed PopIt depends on mmmagic anyway, so it could be used to detect the MIME type and set mime_type on an image on upload if it's not supplied.
Currently, if you don't manually specify the MIME type of an image when uploading it, it'll be served back with content-type
undefined(a bug in itself, since unknown type should probably be served asapplication/octet-stream). Most browsers will display the image anyway, but the image proxy doesn't like this, so you'll get broken images on a page like:Since 162596503782ed PopIt depends on mmmagic anyway, so it could be used to detect the MIME type and set
mime_typeon an image on upload if it's not supplied.