[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> You can check the HTTP return codes - I can't remember which value you're
> looking for, but just like 404 is an error, there is one which indicates a
> redirect.

Please find attached a text file with all error codes related to
HTTP/1.0, including 302 or 303, which indicates a redirect.

Regards,
Matt

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100 : Continue
101 : Switching Protocols
200 : OK
201 : Created
202 : Accepted
203 : Non-Authoritative Information
204 : No Content
205 : Reset Content
206 : Partial Content
300 : Multiple Choices
301 : Moved Permanently
302 : Moved Temporarily
303 : See Other
304 : Not Modified
305 : Use Proxy
400 : Bad Request
401 : Unauthorized
402 : Payment Required
403 : Forbidden
404 : Not Found
405 : Method Not Allowed
406 : None Acceptable
407 : Proxy Authentication Required
408 : Request Timeout
409 : Conflict
410 : Gone
411 : Length Required
412 : Unless True
500 : Internal Server Error
501 : Not Implemented
502 : Bad Gateway
503 : Service Unavailable
504 : Gateway Timeout

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