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Normally one will get the default headers, plus any other added. In this case, the default headers are all gone. How did you do it?
It turns out if you have enough control over your server you can make it do a lot of things! (Which may or may not conform to a spec.)
Normally one will get the default headers, plus any other added. In this case, the default headers are all gone. How did you do it?
I guess it depends on what you consider a default header. (I’m not too familiar with standards here; there may be some IETF definition you’re referring to?) It turns out if you have enough control over your server you can make it do a lot of things! (Which may or may not conform to a spec.)
$/> curl --head https://ferengi.one
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I guess it depends on what you consider a default header. (I’m not too familiar with standards here; there may be some IETF definition you’re referring to?) It turns out if you have enough control over your server you can make it do a lot of things! (Which may or may not conform to a spec.)
Right, but how did you do it? What I was asking for was more details. Now, ever since I wrote my comment, I had the time for a little research and: $/> curl --head https://ferengi.one