## LayoutHTTPHeader

### Description

LayoutHTTPHeader allows you to specify a URI that can be used to display headers that will be used across all content. Keep in mind that URI's, while being being regular content are not documents that are meant to be displayed on the web.

### Examples

> <VirtualHost www.foo.com:80>
> LayoutHTTPHeader /fullheader.cgi
> </VirtualHost>

A simple perl script example:

> #!/usr/bin/perl -w
> # Quick script to go straight to CSV
> # Brian Aker (brian@tangent.org)
> use strict;
> print "Author: Brian Aker\n";
> print "Content-Type: text/html\n\n";

### Known Problems

By overriding Apache's headers you do risk the chance that if Apache had something important to say you are going to miss it. Also, dinking up the HTTP headers can leave you with pages that do not display.