HTTP code 503 over the smart HTTP protocol happens when the server is
too busy to answer the client's request. Look at the server's
execution queue with gerrit show-queue, its probably got a lot of
requests in it that are active. Some might be wedged requests from
days ago that aren't making any progress, killing them would free up
threads to answer new incoming requests.
Seems fine now. Temporary busy state?
Unlike with SSH, Jetty doesn't wait very long before it throws the
connection out of the queue. Its possible that I just don't have
enough threads in the thread pool to handle current activity. I'll
see if we can increase sshd.threads on that server.
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 01:19, Edwin Kempin <edwin....@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm currently facing the same problem when I'm trying to push
> something over https
> to the Android Gerrit Server:
>
I did increase the thread count about a week or so ago. So hopefully
this will occur less.