Whether you’re visiting or running a website, you have likely run into the dreaded “502 Bad Gateway” error and possibly even wondered if there are ways to get around these issues or fix the error entirely. Depending on whether you are a visitor or a website owner, there may be several things you can try to resolve this issue. To begin, we need to understand what causes this error and the many possible ways to troubleshoot it before trying to fix the 502 Bad Gateway Error.
In this blog post, we are going to explain the most common Nginx web server errors and will try to give you a simple solution for every possible issue.
Nginx is a web server that can be used as a multifunction tool such as reverse proxy, load balancing, caching, and more. Nginx is free and open-source and its popularity day by day is increasing rapidly. Nginx used as an HTTP proxy, can handle more than 10 thousand simultaneous connections at once. In the next few paragraphs will be explained the five most common Nginx web server errors with possible solutions. Let’s get to work!
In this blog post, we are going to explain a few steps that need to be taken for fixing the most common WordPress error “There has Been a Critical Error on your Website”.
This error is known in the recent versions of WordPress, more precisely from WordPress 5.4 to the latest WordPress 5.7. Before this message, WordPress was only displaying the white screen known as the white screen of death (WSoD). In the next paragraphs, we are going to show you what may be the cause of this and the possible solutions.
Let’s get started, and make your WordPress up and running!
In this tutorial we will show you how to fix 503 service unavailable error in WordPress, on a Linux based virtual private server. If you encountered 503 service unavailable error in WordPress follow the steps below to investigate it and fix the problem. The 503 service unavailable error has a lot of potential causes. To be able to fix the 503 service unavailable error in WordPress, you will have to identify the root cause of the problem. First, make sure that you have SSH or FTP access to the server, and you are able to modify the WordPress files. Connect to your Linux server and follow the instructions below.
In this tutorial, we will explain the meaning of Secure Connection Error in WordPress and why it happens and then explain some of the methods on how to fix Secure Connection Error in WordPress. WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems, used by millions of users around of the world. If you are a WordPress user, you may have come across some kind of WordPress related error while working on your site. One of the many WordPress errors that you may encounter is the Unable to establish secure connection error. Repairing the Secure Connection Error in WordPress is fairly easy task if you carefully follow the steps bellow.