rook equivalent for .htaccess

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Oct 15, 2013, 1:45:27 PM10/15/13

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Hello,

first of all a big thank for this great and simple to use package to Jeffrey Horner.

I was wandering: how do I have access to certain low level configurations like telling the server the content type of the requested files in the header? To give an example having a .htaccess file I could do

AddType text/css .css

Thanks again,

Michele.

Michele

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Oct 17, 2013, 1:13:31 PM10/17/13

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Just to give an idea of the problem I'm having please have a look at the attachment screen print.

Thanks,

Michele.

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Jeffrey Horner

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Oct 17, 2013, 1:51:25 PM10/17/13

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Can you post your code somewhere for us?

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Michele

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Oct 18, 2013, 5:26:28 AM10/18/13

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Hi!

yes, sure. I've a config.R

library(Rook)

myPort <- 80

myInterface <- "192.168.16.81"

.Call(tools:::startHTTPD, myInterface, myPort)

unlockBinding("httpdPort", environment(tools:::startDynamicHelp))

assign("httpdPort", myPort, environment(tools:::startDynamicHelp))

s <- Rhttpd$new()

s$listenAddr <- myInterface

s$listenPort <- myPort

app <- Builder$new(

Static$new(

urls = c("/UI/js", "/UI/css", "/UI/images"),

root = "."

),

Brewery$new(

url="/UI/R",

root="."),

Redirect$new("/UI/R/index.html")

)

s$add(

app=app,

name="Administration"

)

The beginning of the index.html file is the following:

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<title>Administration</title>

.....

</html>

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