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Blog Owners Seeing "502 Server Error" When Trying To Access Their Dashboard

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Recently, we've been seeing a few reports from blog owners, who are unable to access their dashboards
I can view my blog, but I cannot see, or get to my dashboard. It loads forever and then tells me there is a 502 Server Error.
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When logged in to Blogger, I cannot access www.blogger.com and my dashboard.

This is not a complete outage, and no affinity is known. We have a Rollup Discussion in Blogger Help Forum: Something Is Broken, where we are soliciting details from people affected.

If you are seeing this error, please help us to help Blogger Support, and provide some details.
  • URL of the blog.
  • Location (city, province / state, country).
  • ISP providing connectivity.
  • How severe is the problem? Is it a total, or intermittent, outage?
  • When was the problem first observed? When was the problem last not observed?
Your details about your experience with this problem may provide key diagnostic clues, so be as complete and precise as possible.

If you are trying to access a specific utility for a known blog, you can possibly bypass the dashboard, until this problem is fixed.

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Priya Sreeram said…
am unable to view my blog ! There is a problem in previewing my drafts as well as publishing ! Also am unable to access other bloggers blog ! kindly help
12/2/11 01:57
Nitecruzr said…
Priya,

I'm betting that you need to review BlogSpot Connectivity In India, for advice.
13/2/11 13:02
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