← Back to context Comment by smegel 13 years ago Why does he assume that 404 means there isn't something on the server slurping the submissions... 3 comments smegel Reply himal 13 years ago Absolutely, The server can do whatever it wants with the data and return a 404 header. robmcm 13 years ago Yup, this actually saved me in the past when a statistics logger was returning an internal error (PHP) but Apache was logging the requests, so we could just parse the logs to get the info needed :) ajtaylor 13 years ago Been there, done that too! Less than 2 weeks ago at that.
himal 13 years ago Absolutely, The server can do whatever it wants with the data and return a 404 header. robmcm 13 years ago Yup, this actually saved me in the past when a statistics logger was returning an internal error (PHP) but Apache was logging the requests, so we could just parse the logs to get the info needed :) ajtaylor 13 years ago Been there, done that too! Less than 2 weeks ago at that.
robmcm 13 years ago Yup, this actually saved me in the past when a statistics logger was returning an internal error (PHP) but Apache was logging the requests, so we could just parse the logs to get the info needed :) ajtaylor 13 years ago Been there, done that too! Less than 2 weeks ago at that.
Absolutely, The server can do whatever it wants with the data and return a 404 header.
Yup, this actually saved me in the past when a statistics logger was returning an internal error (PHP) but Apache was logging the requests, so we could just parse the logs to get the info needed :)
Been there, done that too! Less than 2 weeks ago at that.