Inspect your static URL headers

Quest: inspect-first-url-headers

Mission

Run curl -I against your public ~username URL and report the status code.

Commands You Will Use

• curl -I

Steps

1. Build your public URL using your username.
2. Run curl -I --max-time 10 against that URL.
3. Read the actual three-digit status code from the HTTP status line, if one was received.
4. Answer the guide with that observed code, including a non-200 result. Do not substitute an expected success code.

Hints

1. A healthy page usually returns 200.
2. 404 means the path was not found.
3. Any actual three-digit HTTP status is valid evidence here, not only 200. DNS or TLS failures before a response have no HTTP status; report the error rather than inventing a code.

If Check Fails

Compare your answer with the actual status line and retry if needed. For 404, inspect the URL, source, and generated path; rebuild only if output is missing or stale. For DNS or TLS errors, keep the exact error and ask staff; a rebuild cannot repair those failures. Do not disable certificate verification. Report other HTTP errors as observed rather than rebuilding for every failure.

Related Reading

• curl -I
• HTTP status codes