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Originally Posted by snakes1100
It means your host has set a limit as to how many times your db user can connect to your db, talk to your host about raising the limit of connections for that user.
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If you are on a shared plan like I am and your site is crawled by many bots at the same time this error will be flagged. Since my ISP had already raised the connection limit for my site I had to block the Yahoo! Slurp Spider because there would be as many as 200 visiting my site at the same time. I asked Yahoo to limit the number of crawlers to my site. When they ignored my request I blocked the crawler using .htaccess.
I put this code at the bottom of the .htaccess file:
Code:
# Deny access to Yahoo! Slurp spider
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} Slurp
RewriteRule .* - [F,L]
Now, I get about 2 Yahoo! Slurp Spiders a day instead of hundreds. I've never received a 'max_user_connections' error since.