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HTTP/1xx (Informational)

100 Continue

Indicates that the initial part of a request has been received and the client should proceed with the rest of the request.

❓ Why does this happen?

Commonly used with Expect: 100-continue headers when uploading large payloads so the client verifies server acceptance before sending body data.

✅ How to fix it

No fix needed under normal conditions; if unexpected, verify whether your HTTP client is sending an Expect header.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does HTTP Status 100 mean?
Indicates that the initial part of a request has been received and the client should proceed with the rest of the request.
Why am I getting a 100 status code?
Commonly used with Expect: 100-continue headers when uploading large payloads so the client verifies server acceptance before sending body data.
How do I fix a 100 Continue error?
No fix needed under normal conditions; if unexpected, verify whether your HTTP client is sending an Expect header.

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