Getting the above when trying to view any new thread......going to an existing thread with new posts is fine though....
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Getting the above when trying to view any new thread......going to an existing thread with new posts is fine though....
Hmmm, not seeing anything here.
I'll keep an eye on the logs.
Odd....seems it was the latest round of MS security patches waiting for a reboot.......odd how it only effected new threads on Hexus....
I don't really see how that could have been doing it, but seeing as nobody else has reported it... let's assume it was a blip.
It was also happening for me a while back, can't remember the date exactly but I'd say a week or two, around the time of the VM routing problem but it was happening before the major outage. Was also happening for other sites, Anandtech is one that springs to mind.
Happened to me too but on other sites, I assumed it was my ISP, the infamously crappy talk talk
This happens to me as well. Started about two days ago. Annoying as hell - must be something to do with Virgin as from my work internet it works fine.
Its affecting random threads, 50:50 is the split I would say. Some thread will load up just fine and some with throw 502 errors.
Obviously this one works fine but what doesn't is:
http://forums.hexus.net/classifieds-...550-hx620.html
http://forums.hexus.net/tvs/221705-e...peaker-tv.html
just to name few...
Well spoon_, I've found you in the logs:
I've tweaked some buffers so let's see what happens now. I have no idea why certain ISPs would cause this, as if that error is indeed the cause, it's from the response headers being too big to buffer, rather than the request headers.Code:2012/01/28 13:50:25 [error] 56774#0: *63795550 upstream sent too big header while reading response header from upstream, client: x.x.x.x, server: forums.hexus.net, request: "GET /tvs/221705-edit-mount-center-speaker-tv.html HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://x.x.x.x:80/tvs/221705-edit-mount-center-speaker-tv.html", host: "forums.hexus.net", referrer: "http://forums.hexus.net/search.php?searchid=4452513"
Anyway guys, let me know if the problem's gone!
I usually VPN in to my home connection, and was having problems that way at the time. But a direct connection was fine. So it does seem VM-specific, for me at least. But as I said it was also happening for Anandtech and both sorted themselves at about the same time (after VM problems).
Seems better. On some threads I get:
"The page you are looking for is temporarily unavailable.
Please try again later. "
Examples:
http://forums.hexus.net/wanted/22588...-4890-etc.html
http://forums.hexus.net/classifieds-...cpus-more.html
Found the problem.... Its Firefox 3.6.25 that's the offender.... On IE9 the same pages are loading fine.
Anyone else on the same version of FF? I would imagine there should quite a few of us. I personally hates versions above 3 hence why I stayed on 3.x for months now.
OK I probably just need to make some more tweaks
Right, I've made some further tweaks now. Please try again in Firefox and see what happens.
Interacting with the forums is essentially a three-phase process. There's the "frontend" that chooses which server to route to based on the incoming request, then there's another frontend on the target server (let's call it a middle-end) that contains more detailed config, and then in the case of PHP, there's a fastcgi handler backend.
The response buffers were potentially getting butchered at both those hops, so I've now (hopefully) fixed the second one as well now.
Yeah same, will probably move to another browser if they drop support for 3.x.Quote:
Originally Posted by spoon_
So, has anyone seen this since error over the last two days?
Nope.