Does the name of an HTTP status code matter -


I'm sending some HTTP status codes in PHP, do I really need to do

  header ('HTTP / 1.1301 moved permanently');   

or

  is enough for the header ('http / 1.1 301 fur');   

I once did it in a quick and filthy reverse proxy, where I could only get the code, not the message, from the response to curls and it was sent to FooBar Message as it appeared to work fine.

Via:

The numerical position defined for the HTTP / 1.1 The values ​​of the code, and the reasons for this-example set of phrases are presented below. The reasons listed here are only recommendations - they can be replaced by local counterparts without affecting the protocol.

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