Why Http Response Returns 2 Codes
This Is a Django Project, a Very Simple One Indeed, I Got a Question About the Response Code of the Http Header. I Am Running It on Localhost. # Url Patterns...
This is a django project, a very simple one indeed, i got a question about the response code of the HTTP header.
I am running it on localhost.
# URL Patterns in the Project folder.
urlpatterns = [
path('blog/', include(blog.urls)),
]
# URL Patterns in the blog folder.
urlpatterns = [
path('index/', blog.views.index, name='blog_index'),
path('about/', blog.views.about, name='blog_about')
]
Everything runs fine but the shell response is:
[21/Aug/2019 21:15:54] "GET /blog/index/ HTTP/1.1" 200 144
The question is about the HTTP Header response 200 144
After playing with urllib a bit i used to think that headers send only 1 response code 200 OK
For some reason django sends 2 codes
200 OK
144 Corresponds with HTTP 404.
# Reference
1 Answer
144 is not a status code, it's the size of the response.
The error codes reference you found has nothing to do HTTP status codes in general or with your Django project. These are error codes used solely by Twitter API. You finding it in a google search is merely coincidental.
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