Aloha, Today I shut down Apache on my workstation and started using twisted.web on port 80 - everything is sailing smooth, I even have a startup script in rc.d. The only issue I am running into so far has to do with mime types. In static, mime types are defined by the dictionary File.contentTypes - Is there an elegant way to dynamically set the mime types at mktap time? Or would it be better to hack static.py to use Python's mimetypes module along with a common mime.types file? I am currently using: contentTypes = mimetypes.read_mime_types('/usr/pkg/etc/httpd/mime.types') for my default mime types dictionary (this mime.types is from Apache). This is obviously not a cross-platform solution. By default, a NetBSD machine does not come with a mime.types database, instead it has to be installed with Apache or Netscape. Would it make sense for Twisted to come with it's own mime.types file? Thanks, Charles