Re: de facto standard of HTTP

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wendy@cs.ualberta.ca wrote:
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> Hi, what is the current de factor standard version of HTTP used by most
> internet web servers ?  I originally thought it's 1.1 but the recent
> IETF spec mail on 1.1 makes me wonder.  Perhaps it's 1.0 ?  What about
> HTTP-NG ?

Surveys say Apache runs more than 50% of the web. Apache uses HTTP/1.1.
Apache does not use HTTP-NG. Does that help?

Cheers,

Ben.

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