DO NOT REPLY [Bug 38070] - httpd returns status code 200 instead 304, but logged 304 in log.

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------- Additional Comments From Dave.Sparks@sisyphus.demon.co.uk  2006-02-02 21:06 -------
Are you sure you don't want to convert a CGI-generated 200 to a 304 when the
HTTP conditions fail?  ap_scan_script_header_err is also called by mod_asis .  I
use mod_asis extensively, with files which include Last-Modified: and ETag:
headers, and it would be disastrous to return 200 when 304 would be appropriate.

Admittedly, I've had to patch both mod_asis.c and util_script.c to get the right
results, but my server seems to return the responses I expect.

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