[Xitami] Configuring your Web server to handle the DjVu MIME Types

[Bob Paddock]

DjVu is a new file format becoming popular for posting scanned documents to 
web sites.  For example one document I just dealt with was 520K as DjVu and 
3.6 Megs as a PDF.

Check out:
http://www.djvuzone.org/

http://any2web.djvuzone.org/

http://openlib.djvuzone.org/

Now my question is how do I get xitami to serve these DjVu file types?

I added these to xitami.cfg:
    #   Image MIME types
    djv=image/x.djvu
    djvu=image/x.djvu

Can I put those in default.cfg or must mime types be in xitami.cfg?

However they don't seem to show up when I restart the server from the /admin 
screen.  I did back all the way up to the first screen like one of the 
recent messages said to do.

Xitami wants to download rather than serve the files.

Info on how to do this for Apache:

If you get garbled output when attempting to view DjVu documents
from your web page using Netscape, it means your web server
software is not configured to serve the DjVu mime.types.
The bib2web server automatically includes a hidden file named .htaccess
in the output TAR/ZIP file. This hidden file tells your web server
to serve .djvu files with the image/x.djvu mime.type.
However, certain types of web servers do not recognize this file,
in which case you must ask your system administrator to
configure your web server to serve DjVu files properly.

If your Web server runs the Apache web server, please follow the instructions 
below. If your server runs another Web server than Apache, please visit  
http://djvuzone.org/support/tutorial/chapter-serving.html#mime2
for instructions on how to configure it to serve DjVu documents.

Configuring Apache to serve DjVu documents.
login as root
 
Using a text editor, edit the file mimes.types file 
     used by your Web server (generally /etc/mime.types) 
     and add to following line to it:
              image/x.djvu djvu djv