Invalid File Error

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I am looking at Unity 3D. I created a scene exported to the web. It all works fine locally but if I uploaded to my web server I get "Invalid data file" I can understand why. I have tested it on both IE & Firefox

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Answer by Mike 3 · Oct 02, 2010 at 01:50 PM

That generally happens when your web host has got restrictions on MIME extensions which can be used. The proper way to fix it would be to add .unity3d as a MIME extension, but it depends on your host whether you can do that as a user.

The hacky fix is to rename the .unity3d file to .jpg, then do the same inside the html that points at it - it'll fool your host into thinking it's a valid extension and work

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Answer by dande · Oct 02, 2010 at 03:27 PM

Thanks for your reply Mike.

I just spoke to the people that host my web site. They said they will set up a mime type for the unity3D file type but they need to know the mime type settings for unity3D for an apache server.

Do you know where I can get those settings ?

Thanks

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