id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc
11668,Attempt to detect the correct post enclosure mime type,josephscott,,"When looking for audio/video enclosures to add to new posts WP relies on the hosting server (for the media file) to provide a useful/correct mime type.  Some servers will provide generic types (like binary/octet-stream) instead of a more specific type.  A common case is Amazon S3, which defaults to binary/octet-stream.  Not having a specific mime type (like audio/mpeg instead of binary/octet-stream) will cause WP to miss what would other wise be a valid feed enclosure item.

WP already has a list of common file extensions and their associated mime type in the get_allowed_mime_types() function.  We can compensate some what for these non-specific mime types by comparing the file extension with the list from get_allowed_mime_types().

I've put together a simple patch that adds a look up loop to do_enclose(), if we find a mime type match based on the file extension it uses that instead of the type provided by the hosting server.",enhancement,closed,normal,3.0,Feeds,2.9,normal,fixed,has-patch,