attachment' header to prompt most web browsers to save the file to disk
rather than attempting to display it.
- A filename (from which MIME type can be derived, for use in the
+ A filename (from which a MIME type can be derived, for use in the
Content-Type header) can be specified using a 'filename=' query argument.
This is especially useful if the $URL does not end with the name of the
file (e.g. if it ends with the URI of the file instead). This filename is
There is an optional "?replace=" param whose value can be "true", "t", "1",
"false", "f", or "0" (case-insensitive), and which defaults to "true". If
the indicated directory already contains the given child name, then if
- replace is True then the value of that name is changed to be the new URI.
- If replace is False then an HTTP 409 "Conflict" error is returned.
+ replace is true then the value of that name is changed to be the new URI.
+ If replace is false then an HTTP 409 "Conflict" error is returned.
This can be used to attach a shared directory (a directory that other
people can read or write) to the vdrive. Intermediate directories, if any,
they can continue to access the resource through the URI. Only if a person
is not in possession of the URI, and they do not have access to any
directories which contain names pointing to this resource, are they
- prevented from accessing the resource. (this behavior is very similar to
+ prevented from accessing the resource. (This behavior is very similar to
the way hardlinks and anonymous files work in traditional unix
filesystems).