Fixed 'If-Modified-Since' date format#47
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Hi, My IIS 8.5 server was causing me trouble with the If-Modified-Since header, and returning a 400 code. After investigating it seems that the date should be in RFC822 or RFC1123 format, and both of which require that the day be formatted with a leading 0. Anyway, adding the 0 fixed my problem. Hope that helps someone else. Cheers Xavier
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Fixed 'If-Modified-Since' date format
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Hi,
My IIS 8.5 server was causing me trouble with the If-Modified-Since header, and returning a 400 code. After investigating it seems that the date should be in RFC822 or RFC1123 format, and both of them require that the day be formatted with a leading 0.
Anyway, adding the 0 fixed my problem.
Hope that helps someone else.
Cheers
Xavier