I have a strange problem, perhaps someone can help me out. On the first of the month, I powered up 10 HIVE, but then was immediately kicked off the site. What appeared on my screen was a Cloudflare 502 "bad gateway" error message, telling me that the problem was Hive itself. My connection was fine (supposedly), and Cloudflare was working (supposedly).
However, this problem seems to be limited to my desktop computer, which is what I was using at the time. I was able to access Hive on other devices, but I couldn't post anything for a few days afterward. If I tried to post using my potato laptop (which I am now using to type this post), I got another error message as soon as I clicked "post": "obsolete form of transaction detected, please update your wallet." As it turns out, my wallet was frozen, and I couldn't redeem rewards.
This problem fixed itself a few days later, and I am now able to access my Hive wallet and redeem rewards, even on my desktop - but I still can't access my blog on my desktop, as I still get the 502 error message specifying that the problem is Hive, regardless of which browser I use. For the record, I have restarted my computer, but that doesn't solve the problem.
Oddly enough, this is a problem unique to Hive on that machine, as I can still access PeakD - but I can't log in to PeakD, as Hivesigner doesn't like any of my keys, for some reason. Does anyone know how I can fix this? I'd rather not have to be stuck using my laptop to post to Hive.
I've made a gripe about this already on my WordPress blog (link under the "resources" tab on my website), and I contacted @jacobtothe via Diaspora about the issue, but I haven't gotten a response. If I can't fix it, then I'm abandoning Hive permanently, and the stuff that I post here will henceforth be distributed between WordPress, SubscribeStar, and Diaspora (links to my pages are scattered about my website and WordPress blog under the "resources" and "about" tabs).