• WOW, I served a page for every single HTTP Status Code and saved Headers and Content
  There are 57 recognized HTTP Status Codes in the latest version of Apache. But chances are that you will only ever see or hear about 3-6 of them. Well I figured out a neat little hack by looking in the Apache Source Code that will let anyone setup Apache to send ANY HTTP status code for specific requests. I went ahead and performed the requests on all 57 of my special http status code spitting pages. I saved the headers and src for each one, so now you can use this page as a literal map for designing cgi, perl, and php scripts that have custom headers.. Now you will be able to find out what each of those 57 Status Codes do.. and copy them. All of this is possible if you have htaccess setup..
  There are 57 recognized HTTP Status Codes in the latest version of Apache. But chances are that you will only ever see or hear about 3-6 of them. Well I figured out a neat little hack by looking in the Apache Source Code that will let anyone setup Apache to send ANY HTTP status code for specific requests. I went ahead and performed the requests on all 57 of my special http status
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  in Public bookmarks with http_accepted http_bad_request http_continue http_created http_moved_permanently http_moved_temporarily http_multi_status http_multiple_choices http_no_content http_non_authoritative http_not_modified http_ok http_partial_content http_processing http_reset_content http_see_other http_switching_protocols http_temporary_redirect http_use_proxy response_codes

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