HTML files rendered by Apache as text/plain

One of my developers put some HTML files into our SVN repo, which is
fronted by Apache. When he looks at them on his browser, Apache
serves them with mime-type text/plain, so the browser doesn't render
them properly. I checked the Apache2 mime configs and everything's
sane -- for normal HTML files anyway.

I was able to get SVN to inform Apache to supply the correct mime-type
text/html by setting the svn:mime-type property for each of these
files. Apache then passes the right mime-type header and the browser
renders it properly. Is this the right way to do this?

Is there a way to tell SVN that all .html files should have mime-type
text/html instead of text/plain?

Is there a better way to do this?

Thanks!

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Received on Fri Sep 2 21:15:51 2005