Add optional contenttype to multipart/form-data request (revised) #170
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Allow the use of specified content types other than "application/octet-stream" in multipart file uploads Servers are sometimes configured to filter multipart content by content type. If a server is configured this way it will only process multipart content with a matching content type. In these cases the default "applciation/octet-stream" will be skipped unless an expected content type is provided in each multipart section.
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Allow the use of specified content types other than
"application/octet-stream" in multipart file uploads
Servers are sometimes configured to filter multipart content
by content type. If a server is configured this way it will
only process multipart content with a matching content type.
In these cases the default "applciation/octet-stream" will
be skipped unless an expected content type is provided in each
multipart section.