Some things your browser sends

If your browser didn't send the field, "(none)" is indicated.

Request header fields

See section 5.3 of RFC 2068.

Accept: (none)
Accept-Charset: (none)
Accept-Encoding: (none)
Accept-Language: (none)
Authorization: (none)
Host: dbaron.org
If-Modified-Since: (none)
If-Match: (none)
If-None-Match: (none)
If-Range: (none)
If-Unmodified-Since: (none)
Max-Forwards: (none)
Proxy-Authorization: (none)
Referer: (none)
User-Agent: WebVac (nee Pita) (webmaster@pita.stanford.edu)

General header fields

See section 4.5 of RFC 2068.

Cache-Control: (none)
Connection: (none)
Date: (none)
Pragma: (none)
Transfer-Encoding: (none)
Upgrade: (none)
Via: (none)

Status

You are accessing from port 33532 of (none) (171.67.65.209) with a request that probably was:

  GET /www/httpreq HTTP/1.0

This information was processed at 2013-01-21 12:17:40 GMT.

(Back to HTML/HTTP Testing Information, David Baron)

LDB, dbaron@fas.harvard.edu