---- On Fri, 04 Sep 2020 00:40:26 -0700 Sergey Ponomarev <mailto:stokito@gmail.com> wrote ---- > > JFYI: current version BysyBox httpd web server for embedded devices uses HTTP/1.0. > If you are using Ubuntu you can run it locally `busybox httpd -h /var/www -p 8080`. > My dev environment is actually Bodhi Linux, I put my httpd controller at /var/www/ :8080 though, lol... But, thanks, I'm not familiar with that httpd, so of course I'll give it a look. > > If you are just implementing a web server then you can only implement HTTP/1.1. > It was released in 1999 and all clients support it. Even if a client receives a > header that it doesn't know it will ignore it. > I don't understand "only". I get the gist of how this all works, I have been a Web developer since we called it Mosaic. Will the HTTP police bust me if I implement HTTP/0.9 or HTTP/2? ;) -Eric
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