What does it mean for mime types to have multiple extensions to the same type/subtype?

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Holfamer2015-01-16 20:46:16

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Holfamer, 2015-01-16 20:46:16

What does it mean for mime types to have multiple extensions to the same type/subtype?

In mime tables, it happens that several extensions belong to the same type. How does the client or server know what format the file is in if the type/subtype is specified in the HTTP message (for example: image/jpeg jpeg, jpg, jpe)? Or what do the client or server do in this case?

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