Odi, If I interpret the spec right, there's not much of a difference. In HTTP/1.0 an entity enclosing response must have 'Content-Length'. In HTTP/1.1 an entity enclosing response must have 'Content-Length' OR 'Transfer-Encoding'. It is not allowed to have neither.
Yes, but the point is that some HTTP 1.0 severs send no Content-Length and just close the connection after the response. Even though RFC 1945 section 7.2 clearly requires a Content-Length.
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