* All "storage paths" are of the format "mwstore://<backend>/<container>/<path>".
* The "<path>" portion is a relative path that uses UNIX file system (FS)
* notation, though any particular backend may not actually be using a local
- * filesystem.
- * Therefore, the relative paths are only virtual.
+ * filesystem. Therefore, the relative paths are only virtual.
*
* Backend contents are stored under wiki-specific container names by default.
* For legacy reasons, this has no effect for the FS backend class, and per-wiki
* 'dst' => <storage path>,
* 'content' => <string of new file contents>,
* 'overwrite' => <boolean>,
- * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>
+ * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* );
* @endcode
*
* 'src' => <file system path>,
* 'dst' => <storage path>,
* 'overwrite' => <boolean>,
- * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>
+ * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* )
* @endcode
*
* 'src' => <storage path>,
* 'dst' => <storage path>,
* 'overwrite' => <boolean>,
- * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>
+ * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* )
* @endcode
*
* 'src' => <storage path>,
* 'dst' => <storage path>,
* 'overwrite' => <boolean>,
- * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>
+ * 'overwriteSame' => <boolean>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* )
* @endcode
*
* - overwriteSame : An error will not be given if a file already
* exists at the destination that has the same
* contents as the new contents to be written there.
+ * - disposition : When supplied, the backend will add a Content-Disposition
+ * header when GETs/HEADs of the destination file are made.
+ * Backends that don't support file metadata will ignore this.
+ * See http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6266 (since 1.20).
*
* $opts is an associative of boolean flags, including:
* - force : Operation precondition errors no longer trigger an abort.
* array(
* 'op' => 'create',
* 'dst' => <storage path>,
- * 'content' => <string of new file contents>
+ * 'content' => <string of new file contents>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* )
* @endcode
* b) Copy a file system file into storage
* array(
* 'op' => 'store',
* 'src' => <file system path>,
- * 'dst' => <storage path>
+ * 'dst' => <storage path>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* )
* @endcode
* c) Copy a file within storage
* array(
* 'op' => 'copy',
* 'src' => <storage path>,
- * 'dst' => <storage path>
+ * 'dst' => <storage path>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* )
* @endcode
* d) Move a file within storage
* array(
* 'op' => 'move',
* 'src' => <storage path>,
- * 'dst' => <storage path>
+ * 'dst' => <storage path>,
+ * 'disposition' => <Content-Disposition header value>
* )
* @endcode
* e) Delete a file within storage
* @par Boolean flags for operations (operation-specific):
* - ignoreMissingSource : The operation will simply succeed and do
* nothing if the source file does not exist.
+ * - disposition : When supplied, the backend will add a Content-Disposition
+ * header when GETs/HEADs of the destination file are made.
+ * Backends that don't support file metadata will ignore this.
+ * See http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6266 (since 1.20).
*
* $opts is an associative of boolean flags, including:
* - bypassReadOnly : Allow writes in read-only mode (since 1.20)
return ( self::normalizeContainerPath( $path ) !== null );
}
+ /**
+ * Build a Content-Disposition header value per RFC 6266
+ *
+ * @param $type string One of (attachment, inline)
+ * @param $filename string Suggested file name (should not contain slashes)
+ * @return string
+ */
+ final public static function makeContentDisposition( $type, $filename ) {
+ $type = strtolower( $type );
+ $type = in_array( $type, array( 'inline', 'attachment' ) ) ? $type : 'inline';
+ return "$type; filename*=UTF-8''" . rawurlencode( basename( $filename ) );
+ }
+
/**
* Validate and normalize a relative storage path.
* Null is returned if the path involves directory traversal.