Reputation: 65
I have a PHP script that reads a file and outputs it to the client. It's a CSS file, so I've used header()
to set Content-Type
, Content-Length
and Cache-Control
. If I add a made-up header, I can see it using Tamper Data so it seems that basically it's working (and the file is received fine by the browser). What I don't understand is that I also see a number of other headers (eg. Expires
) and and something actually changes my value of Content-Length
- presumably because it's Content-Encoding: gzip
. In php.ini
it has zlib.output_compression = Off
so I'm unsure what's jumping in at the last step to modify the headers. Can anyone explain this for me?
Thank you for your time.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 256
Reputation: 449475
These headers come from the web server. PHP gets called to deliver the content (and any additional headers) but it's the web server that does the delivering, using its own rules and configuration settings.
Upvotes: 1