404 page returns 200

[Ricky Zhou]

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Jesse Keating wrote:
> I think that when you try to visit a site on fedora.redhat.com that
> doesn't exist, you get redirected to a "404" page, but that page
> doesn't actually give an http code of 404, so things that are checking
> http responses get confused and don't treat it as a 404.
Oops, I replied to Richard off-list before I saw this- that page
actually exists, so it correctly returns a 200 response.  When you go to
an actual nonexistent page, you get a 404, as expected.  Ideally that
page should never be reached directly, and I'm more curious as to how he
actually got to that URL in the first place.

Thanks,
RIcky
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