Where can I find a GOOD *FULL* list of Apache Codes?

Example, 200 681...what the heck is a 681?

[JAB Creations]

Dechipering Apache's website is as painful as hanging up side down with the mouse facing the wrong way and the screen set to 53hz that will not do anything other then 640.

I've been looking to learn more about Apache but I only speak two languages, English and bad English, and I can't understand their site for squat.

Here is an example....

I want to understand my access logs 100%... I think it's an obtainable goal. Although going through the entire access logs are a differnt thing (monthly logs press past 100mb for my domain) there are a few things I'm trying to figure out.

HTTP/1.0" 200 681
HTTP/1.1" 200 46316
HTTP/1.1" 200 807

I know what a 200 is...and I've seen lots of codes with basic labels on cuteftp which is mosty nifty. However I tried a few things to try and figure out on my own what a 681 is. It's common, but for example the same file or agent isn't what it relates to, so it seems random but I'm sure its not.

I know about HTTP 1.0 vs 1.1 to an extent and both will have codes like 681...

So what are these numbers telling me that I don't see point blank?

[killroy]

Hehe, sorry. Those are file sizes in bytes.

I can't say I ever looked that up, but personally I like their docu ;)
SN

[JAB Creations]

Cool...that would make sense! :D

Umm....

+0000

Whats that? I'll take a quick guess...time zone?

GET...I get it...get it? :D

POST...I understand that too...

HEAD...I dont get it...whats HEAD mean before a file?

[coopster]

Welcome to WebmasterWorld, JAB_Creations.

RFC2616 [faqs.org] should give you some answers.

[JAB Creations]

Thank you! Info overload, so most nifty! :D