Have you ever wondered what the various Apache error codes mean?
100 Informative
- 100 Continue
 101 Switching Protocols
200 Client Request Successful
- 200 OK
 - 201 Created
 - 202 Accepted
 - 203 Non-Authoritative? Information
 - 204 No Content
 - 205 Reset Content
 206 Partial Content
300 Client Request Redirected, further action necessary
- 300 Multiple Choices
 - 301 Moved Permanently
 - 302 Moved Temporarily
 - 303 See Other
 - 304 Not Modified (This means the file was loaded from the browser cache instead of being resent by the server)
 305 Use Proxy
400 Client request incomplete
- 400 Bad Request
 - 401 Unauthorized
 - 402 Payment Required
 - 403 Forbidden
 - 404 Not Found 405 Method Not Allowed
 - 406 Not Acceptable
 - 407 Proxy Authentication Required
 - 408 Request Time-Out?
 - 409 Conflict
 - 410 Gone
 - 411 Length Required
 - 412 Precondition Failed
 - 413 Request Entity Too Large
 - 414 Request-URL Too Large
 415 Unsupported Media Type
500 Server errors
- 500 Server Error
 - 501 Not Implemented
 - 502 Bad Gateway
 - 503 Out of Resources
 - 504 Gateway Time-Out?
 - 505 HTTP Version not supported
 
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