301 track

Do you mean that you want to check this using client-side tools? You could use something like wget with logging enabled, then parse the responses from the log file. But you might not want to treat 302 responses the same way you treat 301 responses. A 302 response is a temporary redirect, which means that you might not go to the same URL in the future as a result of the redirect. They're commonly used when you submit a form - you go to the action page, which redirects you to a third page.

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Solution found: we can use cfhttp with redirect param to false.

In the result struct we can check:

x.responseheader.status_code

If it is 301 or 302...

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