On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Richard [utf-8] Čepas wrote: > I have noticed that Yahoo uses Location: header only for redirect responses and >thought it may be good to save half of the bandwidth and do the same, as my >particular script/server is serving redirects mostly.
To save bandwidth you can try mod_deflate - it gzips content like mod_gzip does. > So my question is how to unset Date:, Server: and Content-Type: response headers? >mod_headers and 'Header unset' doesn't work for some reason, maybe it is possible to >use some Perl*Handler? mod_headers would not help. There are two ways to omit 'Server', 'Date' and 'Content-Type' headers: 1. to use ap_rwrite()/BUFF API to send response as mod_proxy does; 2. to patch Apache sources. This helps to all Apache modules that use ap_send_http_header()/'return HTTP_MOVED_*' API. Igor Sysoev
