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There's a site called web-sniffer.net that can get your http response header.
I notice a difference in the HTTP response header between a php site and a static html site.
PHP files has HTTP response header of
Date, Server, X-Powered-By, Set-Cookie, Expires, Cache-Control, Pragma, Connection, Transfer-Encoding and Content-Type.
HTML files has HTTP response header of
Date, Server, Last-Modified, ETag, Accept-Ranges, Content-Length, Connection and Content-Type.
I'm currently using forcetype on my server in such a way that my all my php file are saved in html filetype. However, the HTTP response header returned by these html files are still like those of the php files.
Is there anyway that I could change the HTTP response header of my "supposingly" html files to look like those of php files.
This is a php question, I think... But you can certainly write arbitrary headers with either php or with Apache mod_headers.
Jim
