500: Internal Server Error about fakeface

[zacktagnan]

I have fixed this again, but the load that the server is getting is making this unsustainable as a hobby project. I am planning to keep it running as best I can for a few weeks to give people an opportunity to set up their own service if they wish, but after that I will be shutting down this API.

Did you finally shut down your API? It seems that the principal site "https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/" doesn't works (Error 521). But that's another site with a similar URL: https://this-person-does-not-exist.com ... Do you know if that's the same with an another new domain?
I see that you have a reference about "https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/" inside the "fakeface/generate_faces.py" file.
Would it be necessary to change this reference to "https://this-person-does-not-exist.com" and adapt the code?

[hankhank10]

Potentially. Will unplug and plug back in.

[nigel-loops]

Thanks. You should consider adding a donations link to your readme; I'm presuming many people find this endpoint extremely handy. ;)

[zacktagnan]

Hello:
I already appreciate the same error as @nigel-loops .
Does it will take long that unplugging and plugging?

[hankhank10]

It seems my VPS provider is having issues. I have raised a ticket with them.

[hankhank10]

This should now be resolved. I will close this issue tomorrow assuming it is running still.

[zacktagnan]

@hankhank10 ... Thanks for solving the problem.

[zacktagnan]

Ooppsss!!
Again 500: Internal Server Error:
"The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request. Either the server is overloaded or there is an error in the application."
@hankhank10 ... Can you take a look, please?
Regards

[zacktagnan]

In addition to the indicated error of "500 Internal Server Error", now, another error appears: "502 Bad Gateway - nginx/1.14.2".

[hankhank10]

I have fixed this again, but the load that the server is getting is making this unsustainable as a hobby project. I am planning to keep it running as best I can for a few weeks to give people an opportunity to set up their own service if they wish, but after that I will be shutting down this API.

[zacktagnan]

Thanks again for solving the problem.
It would be a shame if the API were to go unsupported because no one continues to manage it.
I would like set up a similar service but I no have idea how you implement it and the API. Only that you use Python, don't you?

[zacktagnan]

I have fixed this again, but the load that the server is getting is making this unsustainable as a hobby project. I am planning to keep it running as best I can for a few weeks to give people an opportunity to set up their own service if they wish, but after that I will be shutting down this API.

So the problem is that too many people are connecting to your service and to the server where you host your API?