I cannot access my homepage from my desktop. When i access via Jetpack it connects alreight.
I have tried many different solutions:
Using another browser, cleaning my desktop,
I cannot access the administration site either
/Jørgen
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I think that its somthing on my computer, but I cannot find a way to solve the problem.
I have “parked” the website for a year or so on my computer by using ‘local’ to make it work on my computer. Recently I have manually uploaded the site to a new hosting, and thats when the problem started. Everything seems to be ok, but I can only reach the website by using jetpack
502 indicates a server-side error. Since you’re the only one experiencing this, it’s likely related to your external IP address, which your hosting provider is probably blocking or restricting in some way. I’d recommend contacting your hosting provider’s support team.
It loads fine on my end too, try checking on another computer or network, or it might be a caching issue on your end. Try clearing all the caches and try again.
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I have been looking around in my computer and seen a lot of clutter. I have tried to use Clean My Mac, but it didn’t help. ( Is that program just a new problem?)
The final solution?: Format the computer, and reinstall all? Jørgen
No, you don’t have to and shouldn’t do that. As I said, the message comes from your hosting provider. You’ll need to contact your hosting provider’s support team.
Hi Jørgen, since the website loads fine for others and works via Jetpack, the issue is local to your desktop setup: because you previously used Local (formerly Local by Flywheel) to host the site on your computer, your system likely still has an entry in its hosts file mapping hvadialverden.dk to 127.0.0.1 or localhost instead of routing to your new live host. To fix this without formatting your computer, open Terminal on macOS and edit your hosts file (sudo nano /private/etc/hosts or C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts on Windows), delete any lines mentioning your domain name, save the file, and then flush your local DNS cache (sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder on macOS or ipconfig /flushdns in Windows Command Prompt). If the 502 error persists after clearing the hosts file, your hosting provider’s firewall may have temporarily flagged your home IP address, so try loading the site using a mobile hotspot or contact your host’s support team to unblock your IP.
