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|  Database Errors Since 3.8 Upgrade 
			
			Hi, Since upgrading to 3.8 last Saturday I have had many complaints that the forum is slow to load and I have now had the following error twenty times in the past three days. How do I fix it: Database error in vBulletin : mysql_connect() [<a href='function.mysql-connect'>function.mysql-connect</a>]: User otpsoft_ already has more than 'max_user_connections' active connections /home/otpsoft/public_html/buellersdownunder/includes/class_core.php on line 311 MySQL Error : Error Number : Request Date : Thursday, January 22nd 2009 @ 02:52:31 AM Error Date : Thursday, January 22nd 2009 @ 02:52:32 AM Script : http://www.buellersdownunder.com/pic...042945&thumb=1 Referrer : http://www.buellersdownunder.com/album.php?albumid=95 IP Address : 60.230.201.203 Username : Classname : vB_Database MySQL Version : Any help will be greatly appreciated. Otpsoft | 
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			You will need to contact your host to raise the maximum number of connections
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			They have already upped the Apache "Max_Connections. The above error is in the VB Database ........ Using the diagnostics tool in admincp shows that max_user_connections is set in the MySQL database at 30 ............................. how do I lift this limit ? | 
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			Your host will need to change the MySQL configuration.
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  When your database gets errors it will create "overhead". A bit is ok, but I had 22 megs lol. When vBulletin makes a connection to your database, it should release it. When you have a lot of errors in the database, it locks or freezes connections forcing vBulletin to make another. What I had to do was have the hosting company clear all those forzen/locked connections. Then do a repair/optimize on the database. And stay on top of it. I now do a repair daily just because. I'm also trying to track down what it is that is causing most of my errors. Add ons/plugins can do it, but you have to figure out which one is the culprit lol 30 connections should be more then enough for even a big forum. I was amazed how much faster the forum has been running after getting this all fixed. Hope it helps | 
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			Did you turn off your forum before the upgrade?  Sounds like you built up a bunch of errors while you were upgrading as mentioned above and now its clogging your system.
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			Just another note My system was so clogged, I could not even run the database repair. I couldn't connect to it until the host company killed some of those connections. I have a small forum, maybe 20-25 users on at once. My Max connections is set at 65. You can do the math on that one lol upping the max connections is a bandaid solution, you will have to find the cause first. I would start with getting it cleared out, optimize the database, then start searching the logs to see what errors are going on. I've noticed quite a few with our acrade, I may turn it off to see what happens. I've also seen quite a few with the 'search' button. I'm not sure yet what to do with that one. Walter | 
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