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max_user_connections error
my site keep emailing me this same message over and over
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does vBulletin have the option to disable persistent connections. if so where do i find it? |
check for this in the file...
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I looked in the file and it is set to 0
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strange.... really...
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Disable modifications you don't need, or upgrade hosting, or both. |
ur hosting has proly 100 connections per min ask them ot increase it or some one ddosing u
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Are you on shared hosting?
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If your server control panel (and your host, which i doubt) allows creating multiple MySQL accounts for the same database, then there might be a trick to raise this limit. Otherwise you will need to reduce the number of connection (users) active or move to a higher hosting plan.
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I am on a shared hosting.
I think they up my level seen that the error stop when I told them that I was going to move my site to a new host and not one of the big buck plans they had. thanks for all the help. |
Help me guys, please
about 1 hours continuous receive email (at least 5000) with this error Quote:
My hosting service says it can not increase the maximum number of connections and advised me to remove the e-mailing of this error. You know how? Other tips to solve this problem?? help please |
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