I use language encoding of files at www.luth.se in a way that would let a
language-aware client request a document in a specific language. It is
done by having suffixes express the content-language. I don't know the
CERN_httpd source code by heart by I recall it having quite extensive
routines to really handle content and encoding negotiation.
Today I use these suffixes primarily as a comfortable way to name different
versions of a document. The language specification in the HTTP-reply is
today only a nice side-effect as it seems to be ignored by all common clients.
I won't go into detail about how it's done unless someone really wants
me to. I recommend that anyone interested in this reads the documentation:
<URL:http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Daemon/User/Config/Suffixes.html>
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