You, Bob Jernigan, wrote: ++ ++ > In my opinion, the server should not include HTTP/1.1 headers which are ++ > not part of HTTP/1.0 when responding to a HTTP/1.0 request, and label ++ > the response as being HTTP/1.0. ++ > ++ > Abigail ++ > ++ It's not the response that being labeled by the HTTP/1.1 header, it's ++ the server's capability. There would be no reason to send an HTTP ++ header if it only had to match the client's request. It doesn't have to match. A server could respond with an HTTP header *less* than the request. AbigailReceived on Monday, 30 December 1996 09:10:57 UTC
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