When doing a New Migration, mirroring this repo:
https://code.alephobjects.com/source/aof/
I got this error:
504 Gateway Time-out
nginx/1.10.3
The repo was created OK.
It displays a big "500" and nothing else except the gitea template.
Edit: Looks like Gitea automatically cleaned up and removed the repo.
Second time mirroring animas had Gateway timeout.
The repo was created, but it fails when you go there:
https://code.forksand.com/AlephObjects/ANI
It displays a big "500" and nothing else except the gitea template.
Edit: Looks like Gitea automatically cleaned up and removed the repo.
I've done 100+ git repo mirrors now, and have seen this timeout often. It happens if it is mirroring a large repo. Usually, unless there is a problem with the server on the other side (e.g. Phabricator with large https) the repo will eventually mirror. It would be nice if it just said "come back to see your repo mirrored" instead of an nginx timeout.
I've done 100+ git repo mirrors now, and have seen this timeout often. It happens if it is mirroring a large repo. Usually, unless there is a problem with the server on the other side (e.g. Phabricator with large https) the repo will eventually mirror. It would be nice if it just said "come back to see your repo mirrored" instead of an nginx timeout.
When doing a New Migration, mirroring this repo:
https://code.alephobjects.com/source/aof/
I got this error:
504 Gateway Time-out
nginx/1.10.3
The repo was created OK.
Again, when mirroring animas.
https://code.alephobjects.com/diffusion/ANI/
The repo was not created ok.
Second time mirroring animas had Gateway timeout.
The repo was created, but it fails when you go there:
https://code.forksand.com/AlephObjects/ANI
It displays a big "500" and nothing else except the gitea template.
Edit: Looks like Gitea automatically cleaned up and removed the repo.
I've done 100+ git repo mirrors now, and have seen this timeout often. It happens if it is mirroring a large repo. Usually, unless there is a problem with the server on the other side (e.g. Phabricator with large https) the repo will eventually mirror. It would be nice if it just said "come back to see your repo mirrored" instead of an nginx timeout.