I’m self-taught when it comes to PHP, which is probably how a lot of people get there with a lot of languages these days, but what I mean is that I’ve never had any formal training on it and I’ve never worked with it commercially. Most of my experience with it at the moment is…
Tag: htaccess
WordPress 403 Forbidden errors
The WordPress login page of one of the sites that I maintain was struck by the dreaded “Forbidden” error message earlier today. I thought it was odd, because I knew I hadn’t changed anything. So after Googling about a bit, I came up with 3 consistent suggestions for what could be the problem. Folder/file permissions For…
Response headers – an update
I previously wrote about what response headers I was sending back from my website – now I have an update. Part of the problem was that extra headers were being sent, which I didn’t particularly want to be sent. So I’ve been working on getting rid of them. X-Hostname I believe this is added by…
Response headers
One thing that you need to decide when creating a site is what response headers to send when someone requests your page. There are also a couple of different ways of sending them. Using .htaccess <IfModule mod_headers.c> Header set Connection keep-alive </IfModule> Using PHP code header(“Connection: keep-alive”); So what headers am I setting on my…