Everything seems to be working fine, the profile get created and the
company address gets saved but I would like to make it so that this
error is not thrown. I imagine that this is a routing issue, but I
honestly am not certain of that. Anyone have any ideas about what is
happening and how to stop it from throwing these errors? Thanks,
There is not much detail in your question but maybe this previous post can help you.
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So https://www.jenkins.io/ has been down for at least most of the afternoon. The main page is accessible, but blog posts and plugins etc. aren't available. I get a 503 that looks like this:
I figured I'd try again later, but since it was still down I thought I'd better report it. So I went to their JIRA to report the issue at https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/, which seems to be up, but when trying to log in I get a 502 response, with the following error message:
I went to their GitHub, but they have issues disabled there. I'm running out of options, so I figured I'd ask here to see if there is someone that knows how to get in touch with someone that knows how to fix it. I found a few tweets about it, but no responses from anyone that seems to be able to do anything about it.
After the issue was resolved and I was able to log in to JIRA, I found a way to report the issue and apparently a few people already did. If this happens again, you can go to https://github.com/jenkins-infra/jenkins.io/issues/ and report the issue there.
Another place to check is the jenkins-infra channel on freenode, as that's where they are discussing the issue during investigation.
In case you were curious, it seems like this outage was due to a problem with the Kubernetes cluster where it was hosted. I don't know any more details than that.
I hope this might help someone in the future.
I'm seeing some weird POST errors to my Rails 5 site. They are in the form of POST https://www.example.com/pages/:5054, with the weird :5054 at the end. I also do not have any route that POSTs to /pages/ or /pages/:id. I've got no idea what is causing these weird POSTs. The referrer-URLs are from my site, so it is not, as far as I can see, some weird bot or some such.
The only common denominator I see is the presence of the Rmch-Securitycookie: header on the bad requests. While I do not know if this is the root cause of my issue, it's a start at least. I'm thinking it's a bad extension or some monitoring software or some such. Google turns up nothing; has anyone encountered this header and knows what it is?
Maybe someone made this or knows how to make this?
How can I make console in website like http://www.rubymonk.com or http://tryruby.org/. The website will expect the user to write something to console and that will give back output with an error or the correct answer.
Thanks for the help!
heres the problem
error T_T
its telling me that i have this problem cant figure it out. any help is appreciated
also not that great with lua but willing to try my best to figure it out. im try to rez this old addon which i really liked
okay heres that full "core.lua"
it is basically a addon for wow that talks and reponds (mostly yes / no questions)
i think its getting this error because, i read somewhere that they took arg1 out, so im not sure what to put there. might take it to a different website, just wasnt sure where to post it at first. i will go to wowace, wowprogramming.com and post there
pastebin(core.lua)
Try to delete line 608 :)
When started addon register a wisp event, and does not give parameters... If it is just a mistake or something, it'll work, but i can't just recode all of it =) Try to contact :
Stewart (01satkins#gmail.com) http://www.stewartatkins.org/
As said in code =)
I have a page that's been throwing the occasional error due to a strange query appending itself to the url. My errors show this i being added:
&ved=1t:1527...
The ... means there's more. A little googling turned up some urls in existence with this:
&ved=1t:1527,r:9,s:107
The syntax is alien to me. I'm fairly certain it's not coming from my code and I'd like to know what it's trying to do. Does anyone have a clue what this might be?