On tis, 2008-07-15 at 22:56 +1200, Amos Jeffries wrote: > Client sending HTTP/1.1 is fine. All the request contains is optional > values which the server considers when sending the reply. BUT it MUST > NOT send a response of higher HTTP version than the client used. Usually > not allowed to send anything but plain text anyway unless the client > allows other stuff. Err. Servers MUST respond with their highest supported minor version of the same major version, except for certain features (chunked and 1xx). An HTTP/1.1 server should never respond with HTTP/1.0. Always HTTP/1.1, and differ only in what features of HTTP/1.1 is used depending on the protocol level of the HTTP/1.x request. Regards Henrik
