Hi @NFFCServices you might want to check the ticketing website. It gives a HTTP500 error when trying to transfer a ticket from one person to another. Can you fix it save us coming to the ticket office in a rush tomorrow? Ta. #nffc@NFFC@TicketmasterUK
HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) status codes are three-digit numbers returned by a server to indicate the result of a client's request. They are categorized into five main types:
🔵 1xx: Informational (Request received, continuing process)
100 Continue – Server received request headers; client should continue sending the body.
101 Switching Protocols – Server switching protocols as requested.
102 Processing – Server received the request and is processing it.
🟢 2xx: Success (Request successfully received, understood, and accepted)
200 OK – Request was successful.
201 Created – New resource created successfully.
202 Accepted – Request accepted but processing is not complete.
204 No Content – Request successful, but no content is returned.
🟡 3xx: Redirection (Further action needed to complete the request)
301 Moved Permanently – Resource moved to a new URL permanently.
302 Found – Resource temporarily moved to a different URL.
304 Not Modified – Resource not changed; use cached version.
🔴 4xx: Client Errors (Client-side issues)
400 Bad Request – Invalid syntax in request.
401 Unauthorized – Authentication required.
403 Forbidden – Server understood but refuses to authorize.
404 Not Found – Requested resource not found.
405 Method Not Allowed – HTTP method not supported.
429 Too Many Requests – Client has sent too many requests in a short time.
⚫ 5xx: Server Errors (Server-side issues)
500 Internal Server Error – Generic error message for server failure.
502 Bad Gateway – Server received an invalid response from upstream.
503 Service Unavailable – Server is temporarily unavailable.
504 Gateway Timeout – Server acting as a gateway did not get a response in time.
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An #HTTP500 error usually means your #server has encountered some problem that doesn’t fit any other #errorcodes. Not super helpful!
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HTTP500 can be caused by a large amount of causes - it just means the backend had an inspecific error.
You don't know the cause, and neither does anyone else that isn't looking at logs and observability metrics.
But don't take my word for it, I just do this for a living.