What the 504 Gateway Time-out... only me?

Unity Engine
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All is good except searching in unity3d web site.
Whenever I search something in unity answer or forum, 504 Gateway Time-out occur all the time :rage:

I want to fix it so help me.

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Same here.

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same here ā€¦search does not work

also I think editing/updating your profile has the same result ā€¦ page just never loads to begin with

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and me

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and me

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and me

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500-errors are server-side errors, meaning the issue is on the serviceā€™s end (unity.com), not on the clientā€™s end (your system). You simply just need to wait until Unityā€™s web team resolves the issue.

Thereā€™s no need to keep spamming a thread from 2013 with ā€œme tooā€ posts. Server errors affect all clients.

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on my computer, I canā€™t access https://unity3d.com, browser return 504 error, BUT on other computer, itā€™s ok.

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lol I canā€™t even post to Unity Answers. Please Unity team fix this asap.

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Any progress of this problem?

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same here, it has been a week since I log in. I canā€™t post any question :frowning:

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Still an issue

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Yep, itā€™s still an issue

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Itā€™s an issue for me too (Iā€™m trying to post a question to Unity Answers).

Oh wait, nevermind, it appears it actually did post them every time, so now I have like 5 copies of them that I thought didnā€™t go through.

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2021, December 27. Same thing happend

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same for me just nowā€¦ seems to happen only on certain pages like this one for example:

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Seriously no Unity Developer working on this problem?

I am trying to use Unity Gaming Services but cannot proceed with the order at all. It keeps throwing
504 Gateway Time-out

How do I @ a Unity Website Developer?

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still an issue today in 2023 guess theyre too cheap to buy more bandwidth ffs

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This error can be caused by multiple connections from the same source IP to a sites server. Security on the servers network or on the server itself can block a source IP if the site is being hit many time in a short period of time from that same IP address. This is done to protect from DoS (Denial of Service attacks). Most systems will reset on their own after a while and allow that same IP to access the site again. Some systems may block permanently until the IP block is manually removed. If you are connecting from a school or dorm where there may be multiple people connecting from the same source public IP address this security may be triggered more quickly.