Error 100      Continue

Error 101      Switching Protocols

Error 200      OK

Error 201      Created

Error 202      Accepted

Error 203      Non-Authoritative Information

Error 204      No Content

Error 205      Reset Content

Error 206      Partial Content

Error 300      Multiple Choices

Error 301      Moved Permanently

Error 302      Moved Temporarily

Error 303      See Other

Error 304      Not Modified

Error 305      Use Proxy

Error 400      Bad Request

Error 401      Unauthorized

Error 402      Payment Required

Error 403      "Forbidden"  This means that the owner of the site has turned off permissions for either that page or its parent
                     directory. If you get this error messageand really want to see the page, you should contact the owner of the
                     site and tell them what URL you were trying to access when you got the 403 error. Permissions get changed
                     as much by accident as on purpose; the author might appreciate knowing.

                     A quick note about determining the owner of a page:

                     If the URL is simply www.yaddayadda.com/, it's a good idea to write to webmaster@yaddayadda.com.

                     But! If the URL is www.yaddayadda.com/~joeblow, you need to write to joeblow@yaddayadda.com. A URL
                     with a tilde ( ~ ) in it indicates that the owner is simply one user on a larger system.

Error 404     "File not found" This means that the URL as you've typed it doesn't exist. Check the spelling and try again, but be
                     aware that people take pages down all the time on the Internet. If you're pretty sure that the page is there, contact
                     the owner of the site about the 404 error you got. (Please see previous note about determining the site owner.)

Error 405      Method Not Allowed

Error 406      Not Acceptable

Error 407      Proxy Authentication Required

Error 408      Request Time-Out

Error 409      Conflict

Error 410      Gone

Error 411      Length Required

Error 412      Precondition Failed

Error 413      Request Entity Too Large

Error 414      Request-URI Too Large

Error 415      Unsupported Media Type

Error 500      This means that there was a script running, like a CGI script, that didn't work correctly. You can't fix it, and you
                     can't move past it, but you can let the author know that it's broken. (Please see previous note about determining
                      the site owner.)

Error 501      Not Implemented

Error 502      Bad Gateway

Error 503      Service Unavailable

Error 504      Gateway Time-Out

Error 505      HTTP Version Not Supported

Hot tip:  A list of HTTP response codes can be found here: Error Messages Demystified

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