Multiple X-Robot-Tags response header #2845
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Looks like it's a problem with underlying node implementation storing request headers in a map. Already reported nodejs/node#3591. |
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Though we are using http/1.1 in express/nodejs, we are using CDN that supports http/2.0, this header will be sent to CDN server. This commit can not really benifit from that feature since nodejs doesn't support multiple headers with the same header name yet, see: - nodejs/node#3591 - expressjs/express#2845
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Though we are using http/1.1 in express/nodejs, we are using CDN that supports http/2.0, this header will be sent to CDN server. This commit can not really benifit from that feature since nodejs doesn't support multiple headers with the same header name yet, see: - nodejs/node#3591 - expressjs/express#2845
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Though we are using http/1.1 in express/nodejs, we are using CDN that supports http/2.0, this header will be sent to CDN server. This commit can not really benifit from that feature since nodejs doesn't support multiple headers with the same header name yet, see: - nodejs/node#3591 - expressjs/express#2845
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According to Google's Robots meta tag and X-Robots-Tag HTTP header specifications I should be able to set an X-Robots-Tag per user agent, e.g.
However I've not been able to find how to do this with express. I've found various old issues reporting similar problems with cookies. Is it currently possible?
I tried
but no luck.
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