Dancer wrote:
> On the other hand, if I wanted to make it possible to cache, I might return
> a header field as:
> Location: http://www.brisnet.org.au/autoproxy.pac/203.4.148.34
Only if done as a "See other" redirect (HTTP status code 303).
Location does NOT tell the client a "corrected" URL on a requested
object, it can only tell the client that a object is moved and should be
fetched from another location. The Location header is only relevant as
part of the different redirect responses (3xx) or when PUT/POST creates
a new object (201). It is not defined for other responses.
See rfc2068, section "14.30 Location".
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