HTTP Status Codes

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HTTP Status	Meaning
`200`	OK
`204`	No Content
`400`	Bad Request
`401`	Unauthorized
`403`	Forbidden
`404`	Not Found
`405`	Method Not Allowed
`408`	Request Timeout
`413`	Payload Too Large
`423`	Locked
`431`	Request Header Fields Too Large
`500`	Internal Server Error
`503`	Service Unavailable
`507`	Insufficient Storage

Errors may include {"error":"code","message":"text"}. Defined general codes are:

Code	Meaning
`ERROR`	General error
`ERROR_IO`	I/O error
`ERROR_NO_MEMORY`	Out of memory
`ERROR_NO_ACCESS`	Access denied
`ERROR_UNAUTHORIZED`	Authentication required
`ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT`	Invalid argument
`ERROR_INVALID_VALUE`	Invalid value
`ERROR_PORT`	Port error
`ERROR_PCB_STATE`	Invalid protocol-control-block state
`ERROR_PCB_LISTEN`	Listening protocol-control-block error
`ERROR_REQ_PARSING`	HTTP Request parsing failed
`ERROR_API_PARSING`	JSON API parsing failed
`ERROR_NOT_FOUND`	Resource not found
`ERROR_NOT_READY`	Service not ready
`ERROR_WRITE_PROTECT`	Resource is write-protected
`ERROR_INVALID_PATH`	Invalid filesystem path
`ERROR_INVALID_OBJECT`	Invalid JSON object
`ERROR_TIMEOUT`	Operation timed out
`ERROR_LOCKED`	Resource is locked
`ERROR_NO_FS_FILESYSTEM`	No usable filesystem

Endpoint-specific state or error strings are documented with the relevant endpoint.