Login failure: Request failed with status code 503

grafik

I guess this means there is a problem with the server delivering my request? At fist it happend when I tried to add a calander-note, then I got logged out.

Any help is appreciated. If it is a bug I thought I should make it know here.

Thanks for the great app!

Ferris

I’m currently experiencing the same problem.

Also initially got that when login in, then took forever to get all my activities updated, but seems to be working fine now.

Seems to be OK now. Had connection troubles also this morning, on the app and through the API.

I caused some problems with Intervals.icu this AM attempting to improve scalability. It was up and down for a while. It should be working fine now. Sorry about that.

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All is fine. Intervals downtime is legendary LOW :clap:
How did it go the first week Fulltime on Intervals dev?

Tx. Well until today :slight_smile: I am working on improving scalability and performance to handle more users and athletes following a lot of other athletes better. My first steps at that exposed some issues with the Intervals.icu web app that caused a lot of trouble server side and a lot of stress.

I have had to temporarily disable auto-reconnect when the web app loses its connection to the server. Hopefully will have that sorted out by tm.

@david , as of today, on my PC I still can’t see my activities, this problem has been present since last Friday

Same problem whit chrome and edge.
Temporary files and history deleted but dont’ works…

If you need it

with my phone everything works fine

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It looks like you are behind a proxy that is stripping out the WebSocket connection headers. Are you running some sort of ad blocker or antivirus proxy? If you are you need to configure it to allow WebSocket connections.

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But if I click on my single activity from my file that downloads the name (.csv) of the individual activities , or I write the entire address ( Intervals.icu) , I see my activity.

Is it still an antivirus/blocking problem?

Thanks @david

Yes. Intervals.icu sends most activity, event and wellness data from the server to the app in the browser using WebSockets. If you open an individual activity and it doesn’t have it then it will make a normal HTTP request to the server to go get it. Thats why those are working.

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