218 This is fine
The 218 HTTP status code is an unofficial HTTP response that is used specifically by the Apache Web Server.
The HTTP response status code 218 "This is fine" is a special response used by the Apache Web Server.
It acts as a general error catcher and allows the server to pass a message body even when encountering errors, as long as the ProxyErrorOverride setting is enabled.
However, it's important to note that this status code is not a standard part of HTTP and is specific to Apache servers.
When you receive the 218 "This is fine" status code, it means you are communicating with an Apache Web Server that has the ProxyErrorOverride setting enabled.
This setting allows the server to handle error responses differently. By default, error status codes (4XX and 5XX) display error pages, but with ProxyErrorOverride, the server can send a more generic response or a custom message specified by the Apache ErrorDocument directive, giving clients a consistent experience.
This feature helps in presenting a standardized interface and avoids showing detailed error messages to users.
The 218 "This is fine" status code is specific to the Apache Web Server and is used when the ProxyErrorOverride setting is enabled.
It allows the server to handle error responses in a more controlled manner, presenting a standardized interface to users instead of showing detailed error messages.
This helps improve user experience and security by providing a consistent and informative response.