OSE Links CSV: Download Failed - Server Problem
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I'm just trying to download our Links CSV from OSE and I keep getting "Failed - Server Problem" and I got a bad gateway page when I clicked the download link in the email.
Is there a problem atm?
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Hi Jamie!
It looks like there was a problem a little earlier today with this. It should be resolved now. Can you give it another go, and email help@moz.com if you're still experiencing any issues? Thanks!
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