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HTTP 410: 410 Gone (Permanently Removed)

HTTP 410 Gone indicates that the target resource has been permanently deleted with no forwarding address.

410

410 Gone (Permanently Removed)

HTTP RFC Standard

What Does HTTP 410 Mean?

HTTP 410 Gone indicates that the target resource has been permanently deleted with no forwarding address.

Causes and How to Fix HTTP 410

Discontinued products, revoked legal notices, or purged obsolete content.

SEO & Search Engine Impact

Signals search engines to instantly de-index the page much faster than a standard 404.

Web Server Configuration (Nginx & Apache)

Configure custom error handling in your web server:

# Nginx Custom Error Handler
error_page 410 /410.html;
location = /410.html {
    root /var/www/html;
    internal;
}

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I fix an HTTP 410 status code?
Discontinued products, revoked legal notices, or purged obsolete content. Check server error logs (/var/log/nginx/error.log) and verify application route handlers.
Does HTTP 410 affect my SEO rankings?
Signals search engines to instantly de-index the page much faster than a standard 404.