How does a server indicate that it supports range requests for a resource?
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A response indicates whether an upstream server supports range requests for the target resource by including the Accept-Ranges field.
rfc9110#14.3 — 92% of
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A server that supports byte-range requests can send Accept-Ranges: bytes to indicate that it supports byte range requests for that target resource.
rfc9110#14.3 — 100% of
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What was retrieved — the passages the drafter saw, and nothing else
| rank | section | score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | RFC 9110 Section 14.2: Range |
0.6881 |
| 2 | RFC 9110 Section 14.3: Accept-Ranges |
0.6794 |
| 3 | RFC 9110 Section 14: Range Requests |
0.6655 |
| 7 | RFC 9110 Section 17.15: Denial-of-Service Attacks Using Range |
0.6355 |
| 8 | RFC 9110 Section 13.1.5: If-Range |
0.5982 |
| 9 | RFC 9110 Section 14.4: Content-Range |
0.5909 |
| 10 | RFC 9110 Section 15.3.7: 206 Partial Content |
0.5732 |