: Can servers ever return headers not beginning with HTTP? When I checked URLs for headers, they always start with HTTP. For example, HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently. If I remember, I think in

When I checked URLs for headers, they always start with HTTP. For example, HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently.

If I remember, I think in the past, headers started with Status: followed by a code.

Currently I run a website that always return headers beginning with HTTP/1.1.

Has there been a case at least within the last few years where headers do not begin with HTTP? If so, please enlighten me so I can update my apache module accordingly.

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I think for any valid response over the HTTP protocol, the server must respond with an HTTP/x.x type header.

As I understand it, the Status: response header is something a CGI script would set for the web server to then generate a correct HTTP/x.x type header (thus overriding the default response).

More information in these StackOverflow questions:

Syntax of HTTP status headers
PHP: How to send HTTP response code?

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