WEB Server Error Codes
Listed below are the most common error codes seen in web server log files
200 This code indicated a successful transmission. This is an information message, not an error.
301 - Moved Permanently Redirection to a new URL.
The original page has moved. This is an information message, not an error. Browsers invisibly retrieve the new page when they encounter this code.
302 - Moved Temporarily. Redirection to a new URL.
The original page has moved. This is not an error; most browsers invisibly retrieve the new page upon seeing this result.
304 - Not Modified. Display cached copy
If a browser already has a page in its cache, and that page is requested again, some browsers will ask the server send a request for the document to the web server along with a note telling the web server what the last-modified timestamp on the browsers cached copy is. If the copy on the server is not newer that the copy that the browser already has, the server will send back a 304 code, and the browser will display the cached copy. This is not an error.
400 - Bad Request *
The browser sent a request that the server could not understand.
401 - Unauthorized.
The user attempted to access a document but did not provide a valid username or password when requested by the server. (User Error)
403 - Forbidden *
The server does not have permission to display this document. The server administrator should check the permissions on the directory and/or file.
403.5 - 128 bit required
This error message indicates that the user is using a browser version that has 40 bit encryption. The server requires 128 bit encryption in order to permit access.
404 - Object Not found. *
(Page not found) This error code generally indicates that the user attempted to access a file that does not exist. The file has either been moved or deleted; the link to it was typed incorrectly on the web page; or the user entered the wrong URL.
412 - Precondition Failed *
The URL name could not be resolved.
500 - Server error. *
A server-related error occurred. Generally, this is due to a problem related to a CGI script. The file permissions must be set to allow it to be executed. Review your error logs for more information.
501 - Not Implemented *
The browser issued a request for a feature that has not been implemented on the server.
502 - Service Temporarily Overloaded
The server or gateway is either down or busy (has the maximum number of users it can handle)
503 - Service Unavailable *
The server is too busy or the gateway has timed out.
* Configurable HTTP Error Codes
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