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Guidelines
You must specify all methods allowed when using this command. Thus, if the
current settings allow four methods and you want to add a fifth, you must specify
all five methods with the command.
Related Commands
response-version
Examples
v Sets the allowed response codes to HTTP-100 and HTTP-200 only.
response-content-type
Sets the HTTP Content types to allow.
Syntax
response-content-type PCRE
no response-content-type PCRE
Parameters
PCRE Specifies a string representation of the Content type to allow (such as
Guidelines
Use this command as many times as desired to create a list of HTTP Content types
allowed by this profile. If no Content types are specified, all Content types are
allowed. Use the no response-content-type command with no PCRE parameter to
remove all types assigned using this command. Use the no response-content-type
command with the PCRE parameter to remove only the designated Content type
from the list.
Examples
v Sets the allowed Content types totext/xml and text/html.
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Command Reference
v HTTP-402 — Payment Required
v HTTP-403 — Forbidden
v HTTP-404 — Not Found
v HTTP-405 — Method Not Allowed
v HTTP-406 — Not Acceptable
v HTTP-407 — Proxy Authentication Required
v HTTP-408 — Request Timeout
v HTTP-409 — Conflict
v HTTP-410 — Gone
v HTTP-411 — Length required
v HTTP-412 — Precondition Failed
v HTTP-413 — Request Entity Too Large
v HTTP-500 — Server Error
v HTTP-503 — Service Unavailable
# response-codes HTTP-100+HTTP-200
#
text/xml). This is a PCRE expression that may match one or more HTTP
Content type expressions.
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