Added mandatory Date: header to built-in webserver - bug #71276 #1733
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@seeschloss Just something minor, can it go above the |
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Yeah I agree with you, I prefer it too. I also fixed two tests which I had missed somehow. |
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The declaration should got to the start of the block.
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Merged with f33c7b3 and some correction. Thanks. |
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As explained here: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=71276
The Date: header is mandatory in a HTTP response.
This pull-requests adds it and fixes the various tests that were impacted as well.
Also, this doesn't touch the Host: header but this one should be removed in the future, as well.