What is Error 404?

Error 404 (Not Found) is an HTTP status code that appears when the server cannot find the resource you are trying to access. This means that the page or file you are looking for does not exist on the server.

Why does this error occur?

When you receive a 404 error, this means that:

• The page you are trying to access does not exist
• The link you used is incorrect or outdated
• The resource has been moved or deleted
• You manually entered an incorrect address

What does the error look like?

For documentation

This error appears when you try to access a documentation page that does not exist or is no longer available.

For Jellyseerr

This error appears when you try to access a resource on the Jellyseerr platform that does not exist or has been deleted.

For the main domain (www.adelin.org)

This error appears when you try to access a page on www.adelin.org that does not exist or is no longer available.

For general services

This error appears for other services when the requested resource cannot be found on the server.

Causes of Error 404:

1. Outdated link - You used a link that is no longer current
2. Incorrect address - You manually entered a wrong address
3. Deleted resource - The page or file has been removed
4. Typing error - You made a mistake when typing the address

What can you do when you encounter this error?

Resolution steps:

1. Check the URL - Make sure you have written the address correctly
2. Try the main page - Navigate from the site's homepage
3. Use the search bar - If available, search for the desired content
4. Check the links - Make sure the link you used is current

For documentation:

• Access the documentation index - Start from the main documentation page
• Use search - Use the search function to find content
• Check the menu - Navigate through the documentation structure

For Jellyseerr:

• Return to the main Jellyseerr page - Start from the main interface
• Check existing requests - Make sure the resource you are looking for exists
• Contact the administrator - If the resource should exist

Conclusion:

Error 404 appears when the resource you are trying to access cannot be found on the server. This is not a problem with your device, but indicates that the resource does not exist at that address.

Non-existent resource - The page or file you are looking for does not exist
Outdated link - The address used is no longer current
Navigation error - You accessed a path that does not lead to valid content

To find the desired content, return to the main page of the respective service and navigate from the existing structure or use the search function.