503 Errors

[mdl1atra]

I keep getting 503 Server Busy errors when I click on any threads newer than 24 hours. It happens in almost all of the areas. Is there a setting I need to change? Is this a known problem? Any help on this would be appreciated.

[money]

Im getting the same message server busy 503. Why is this happening

[Capt. Lincoln F. Stern]

its self explanatory.. the server is busy overloaded. It can only handle so many page requests at a time and once it reaches that limit, you get error 503

[money]

Is there a way to correct the problem I would appreciate the help

[guest040711-1]

Try this:
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After going round and round with our server technicians and our server software support...I believe I have narrowed this down to a simple fix on your browser.

You need to Clear ALL browsing data.

We constantly make upgrades to ECCIE and if an upgrade was made and you don't clear this stuff frequently, then you will encounter errors from time to time when visiting the site.

This should solve the problem.

Here is a google doc to explain the issue, and I am also going to include an image to help you:

http://www.google.com/support/chrome...n&answer=95582

1. Click on the wrench at the right side of the browser toolbar.
2. Select "Tools"
3. Then select "Clear Browsing Data"
4. Then, make sure EVERY box is checked.
5. On "Clear data from this period" select "Everything"
6. Then click the "Clear Browsing Data" button at the bottom right of that box.

It might take a few moments to reset your browser.* Once it looks like it's done, restart your computer and re-open Chrome.

Let me know if this solves your problem.

[Capt. Lincoln F. Stern]

Ok... what is plan B?
I ask because local cache would affect the page load every-time. "Server Busy" errors have nothing to do with local web caching...

I have worked for 3 different ISP's... one of them ran their own webhosting division, Perhaps you have heard of them Ev1servers.net now ThePlanet which is part of Softlayer Tech.



Local web cache would affect them all the time on the same site.. but if its sporatic, then its the network.

I run Chrome and FireFox, I run Linux and Windows and I do not get this error.... and I am on here quite a bit.

Is the site running under IIS or Apache?

[money]

I mainly use my android phone 99% of the time and it says it is run by litespeed

[money]

It is litespeed web server. So how would u fix the problem on the phone step by step. Thanks for the help

[Capt. Lincoln F. Stern]

is litespeed the hosting company? if the server is dedicated, then it might need to be set up to accept more socket connections, if it has the power to do so.
if its a shared server, another site can ramp up and cause the server chassis to be maxed out.