Custom header, but not sure if apache or nginx

I have a "Static/CGI/PHP-5.2" application, with a .htaccess file. It seems to be in use, since I have rewrite rules that are working. I tried adding a "Header add" line, but I don't see the header in the response. And, I see "Server: nginx" in the response, so now I am confused what web server is serving my pages.

How do I add a custom header in this case?

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asked 26 Feb '17, 16:45

Ned Batchelder
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There is a front-end nginx server which communicates with a shared Apache server that uses CGI or FCGI to process each request.

Custom headers are not supported by the front-end server, you could use a custom Apache server running on a open port if you wanted to bypass it.

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answered 26 Feb '17, 22:17

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