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HTTP Status Codes

What Are HTTP Status Codes?​

HTTP Status Codes are three-digit numbers generated by a server that indicate the result of an HTTP request.

Here are some common HTTP status codes you might encounter:

  • HTTP 200: OK.
  • HTTP 401: Unauthorized.
  • HTTP 403: Forbidden.
  • HTTP 408: Request Timeout.
  • HTTP 500: Internal Server Error.
  • HTTP 503: Service Unavailable.
  • HTTP 504: Gateway Timeout.

580 Error Code​

What does a 580 error mean?​

A 580 error code typically indicates a network issue, specifically a "socket hang-up." This occurs when the socket fails to establish or maintain a connection within the designated timeout window. This type of error usually happens due to one or more of the following reasons:

  • Transient network fluctuations
  • Increased server load
  • Timeout thresholds being exceeded — the connection took too long to establish or complete and was therefore cut off

How can I solve a 580 error?​

580 errors are typically temporary, and their occurrence rate is usually statistically negligible. In most cases, no action is required. However, if you observe a significant or persistent increase in 580 errors, please contact our Support Team. Be sure to include the relevant error logs so our team can investigate and assist you further.