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What does an internal server error mean?

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  • Rajnish Kucheria

    An internal server error (HTTP 500 error) occurs when a server fails to complete a request due to an issue on the server side. It is often returned when the server encounters an error without a clear root cause.

    The error is part of the 5xx status code range, where the leading "5" indicates a server-side problem. These errors typically range from 500 to 510 and highlight that the server encountered a condition preventing it from fulfilling the request.

    For more details, refer to this article: What does internal server error mean.

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