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Currently, to serve a 503, we need to act at webserver level, or to add a `<noheader />` block in _documents.xml to avoid header: + <!-- TEMPORARY FOR THE 503 --> + <noheader /> + <nofooter /> Instead, we should get the possibilit to send headers through _document.xml.

Currently, to serve a 503, we need to act at webserver level, or to add a `<noheader />` block in _documents.xml to avoid site HTML header to be printed before we send the HTTP headers: + <!-- TEMPORARY FOR THE 503 --> + <noheader /> + <nofooter /> Instead, we should get the possibility to send HTTP headers through _document.xml.

Currently, to serve a 503, we need to act at webserver level, or to add a `<noheader />` block in _documents.xml to avoid site HTML header to be printed before we send the HTTP header:s: + <!-- TEMPORARY FOR THE 503 --> + <noheader /> + <nofooter /> Instead, we should get the possibility to send HTTP headers through _document.xml.