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Apache 2 Pocket Reference

by Andrew Ford
October 2008
Intermediate to advanced
204 pages
3h 2m
English
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Appendix E. HTTP Header Fields

HTTP header fields are defined in RFC 2616 and summarized in Table E-1. They may be categorized as:

Request Header Fields

Contain additional information about the request

Response Header Fields

Contain additional information about the response

General Header Fields

Applicable to both request and response messages

Entity Header Fields

Contain information about the entity body or the resource identified by the request

Table E-1. HTTP headers

Syntax

Category

Accept: media-types[;q=qvalue][, ...]

Request

Accept-Charset: charset[;q=qval][, ...]

Request

Accept-Encoding: enc[;q=qvalue][, ...]

Request

Accept-Language: lang[;q=qvalue][, ...]

Request

Accept-Ranges: [bytes | none ]

Response

Age: seconds

Response

Allow: method[, ...]

Entity

Authorization: scheme credentials

Request

Cache-Control: directive

General

Connection: close

General

Content-Base: uri

Entity

Content-Encoding: enc

Entity

Content-Language: lang

Entity

Content-Length: len

Entity

Content-MD5: digest

Entity

Content-Range: bytes range/length

Entity

Content-Type: media-type

Entity

Cookie: name=value[; ...]

Request

Date: date

General

ETag: entity-tag

Response

Expect: expectation

Request

Expires: date

Entity

From: email-address

Request

Host: hostname[:port]

Request

If-Match: entity-tag

Request

If-Modified-Since: date

Request

If-None-Match: entity-tag

Request

If-Range: { entity tag | date }

Request

If-Unmodified-Since: date

Request

Last-Modified: date

Entity

Location: uri

Response

MIME-Version: version

General

Max-Forwards: number

Request

Pragma: { no-cache | extension-pragma ...

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