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Originally Posted by Eikinskjaldi
Many shared hosts limit the number of mysql accounts you can have. Having said that, yes what you ask is possible, probably best done as a round-robin scheduler. It would involve alot more that a few lines in config.
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Now this has peak my curiosity, I honestly expected that the answer would be that max connections is for the entire MySQL instance my webserver uses regardless of the user account connecting.
Allow me to do this random user hack, would fix the issue but I have to admit that it still seems rather odd.
Also could you tell me which file the DB access class is located in. After a short hunt I believe it to be db_connect in includes/class_core.php but there is no harm in asking