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Tagged: 502 Bad Gateway, password, profile, update
From their profile page, when a user updates their password and clicks “Update”, they are redirected to a “502 Bad Gateway” page. They still receive an email notification that their password has been updated and their new password works. I’m just wanting a different redirect or some type of notification on their profile page that their information has been updated and not have a 502 Bad Gateway page show up.
Hi, is your sever running well? The following plugin might help you troubleshoot this issue.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/
Let me know if the above helps you.
Thank you
I installed and ran the suggested plugin. There were some PHP suggested updates that were recommended. Unfortunately, to do that was a bit out of my know how so I had to contact our IT department
What they found was the nginx config wasn’t configured to allow the size of the “POST” this call was trying to do. They had to add these two lines to the NGINX Config.
fastcgi_buffers 16 16k;
fastcgi_buffer_size 32k;
Again, a bit out of my realm of expertise but it is now working.
Thanks for your response.
Quinn