Tracker is giving a HTTP Error 502
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STAFF EDIT: I removed the passkey - raphjd
Hi,
I noticed all my downloaded and uploaded torrents were seeding red. It said the tracker was offline so I updated the tracker, and now it is showing an HTTP Error 502 as you can see in the screenshot below. I am using utorrent.
Online it says that such an error usually indicates a server-side error rather than a user-side error. Just trying to check if others are facing this issue as well and whether it is actually server-side and if not, how do we resolve it?
Thank you!
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I'm certainly getting errors. Mine are mainly reported as "Bad gateway" (c.200) - not sure if that's the same thing. - and "unregistered torrent" (4), As I type, though, these errors are correcting themselves and have fallen to 77 and 1.
So, yeah, I'm guessing the issue is server-side, and it's in the process of correcting itself.
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@pstoic
Hi,
I'm having the same error right now.
Did you manage to fix it, or do we just have to wait? -
@anco Mine fixed itself. I'd recommend just waiting a while before doing anything like restarting your client. If you restart it, you may lose some upload credit since it was last working properly.
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K Kevin4fm referenced this topic
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We had some issues with the tracker in the last 24 hours, but they seem to be resolved now. If you're getting stuck trying to refresh the trackers since it came back up, restarting your torrent client should resolve the issue.
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