Re: [users@httpd] IE6 could crash with HTTP/1.1

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On 8/24/06, Peter Schade <l-case@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> But anyway, how do you know that Apache is using HTTP/1.1?  The fact
> that HTTP/1.1 is used in the status line does *not* tell you what
> protocol was used in the response.  It simply indicates that the
> server is capable of HTTP/1.1.  And force-response-1.0 will only
> change that if the client uses a HTTP/1.0 request.
>
> Joshua.

Is it possible to force an HTTP/1.0 response even if the client can
HTTP/1.1?

downgrade-1.0 does do that

But apache continues to report that it is capable of HTTP/1.1 as
required by the spec.  That doesn't mean that the response isn't
HTTP/1.0.

Joshua.

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