5xx Server error
HTTP 507 Insufficient Storage
A WebDAV status: the server can’t store what it needs to complete the request, typically because a disk or a quota is full. Some servers use it outside WebDAV too.
Defined in RFC 4918, section 11.5(opens in a new tab)
//_01 Uptime checks
Is 507 up or down for a monitor?
Uptimecheck HTTP monitor
Default settings
Down. It is outside the default 200–399 range, so a monitor reports an outage once a second check confirms it. If 507 is the answer you expect from that URL, add it to the monitor’s expected status codes.
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Down. A 5xx means the server, or something in front of it, failed to answer.
//_02 Causes and fixes
Why you see 507 and what to do
Typical causes
- A full disk or an account quota reached.
If you run the site
- Free up space or raise the quota, and watch disk usage before it runs out.
If you’re a visitor
- Free space in your account if it is yours, or try again later.
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Questions
What does HTTP 507 mean?
A WebDAV status: the server can’t store what it needs to complete the request, typically because a disk or a quota is full. Some servers use it outside WebDAV too.
Does an uptime monitor count 507 as down?
Down. It is outside the default 200–399 range, so a monitor reports an outage once a second check confirms it. If 507 is the answer you expect from that URL, add it to the monitor’s expected status codes.
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