HTTP Status Codes - Part 3 of Chapter 3 from HTTP: The Definitive Guide (6/6)
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HTTP: The Definitive Guide, Chapter 3: HTTP Messages
500-599: Server Error Status Codes
Sometimes a client sends a valid request, but the server itself has an error. This could be a client running into a limitation of the server or an error in one of the server's subcomponents, such as a gateway resource.
Proxies often run into problems when trying to talk to servers on a client's behalf. Proxies issue 5XX server error status codes to describe the problem (Chapter 6 covers this in detail). Table 3-10 lists the defined server error status codes.
Table 3-10: Server error status codes and reason phrases
Status code | Reason phrase | Meaning |
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Created: January 29, 2003
Revised: January 29, 2003
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