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... ... @@ -19,6 +19,39 @@ 19 19 Note that if you've already tried to attach a file and it failed, in order for the new size setting to be taken into account you might need to clear your browser's cache. 20 20 {{/warning}} 21 21 22 += Mimetype Restriction = 23 + 24 +{{version since='14.10RC1'}} 25 +The mimetype allowed/blocked on a space can be configured. 26 + 27 +== xwiki.properties == 28 + 29 +##xwiki.properties## allow to configure the default mimetype restrictions at farm level. 30 + 31 +{{code language='properties'}} 32 +#-# [Since 14.10RC1] 33 +#-# Define the list of allowed attachment mimetypes. By default, this list is empty, but you can specify a 34 +#-# comma-separated list of allowed mimetypes. Note that a joker (*) can be used to accept any media type. Once this 35 +#-# list is not empty, any attachment with an unlisted mimetype will be rejected. 36 +#-# For instance, if you want to only accept plain text and any kind of images, you can set the list to: 37 +#-# text/plain,image/* 38 +# attachment.upload.allowList= 39 + 40 +#-# [Since 14.10RC1] 41 +#-# Define the list of blocked attachment mimetypes. By default, this list is empty, but you can specify a 42 +#-# comma-separated list of blocked mimetypes. Note that a joker (*) can be used to accept any media type. Once this 43 +#-# list is not empty, any attachment matching one of the listed mimetype will be rejected. 44 +#-# For instance, if you want to reject plain text and any kind of images, you can set the list to: 45 +#-# text/plain,image/* 46 +#-# 47 +# attachment.upload.blockList= 48 +{{/code}} 49 +{{/version}} 50 + 51 +== Administration UI == 52 + 53 +The mimetype restrictions can also be configured at wiki or space level through the administration UI, by visiting the ##Attachments Restriction## section of the administration. 54 + 22 22 = Versions = 23 23 24 24 When a user uploads an attachment and then uploads another attachment with the exact same name, you can decide whether or not to keep a version history of the attachments like you do with documents.