Anyone else seeing these?General Error
SQL ERROR [ mysql4 ]
Too many connections [1040]
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Forum errors
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Forum errors
I have been getting the following error many times tonight;
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Re: Forum errors
Yes! Just got another one trying to post this.
Below the error box there's this:
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Below the error box there's this:
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Re: Forum errors
"Too many connections"...I wonder if someone is running a DDoS attack against the forum. Right now, I wouldn't be surprised.
Re: Forum errors
I've been getting the same errors. I imagine it's not common for the site to get DDoS'd, plenty of websites have set up some line of defense against those types of attacks.
I don't know much about the capacity of the servers that the forum is hosted on. We're still getting through here and there, so it isn't that bad, but all of our refreshing to get the page loaded is probably only making matters worse.
I don't know much about the capacity of the servers that the forum is hosted on. We're still getting through here and there, so it isn't that bad, but all of our refreshing to get the page loaded is probably only making matters worse.
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Re: Forum errors
It wouldn't be the first DOS attack if that is what is going on.
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Re: Forum errors
I'm seeing the errors too. Also, the forum is responding very slowly, when it does work.
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Re: Forum errors
I received the same message many times last night.
Response time also very slow last night and this morning.
Response time also very slow last night and this morning.
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Re: Forum errors
Just received message again.
Note: When scroll down and see the registered users, I see Bing(Bot), Google((Bot), MSNBC(Bot) and Yahoo(Bot).
Not sure what those are. Anyone know?
Note: When scroll down and see the registered users, I see Bing(Bot), Google((Bot), MSNBC(Bot) and Yahoo(Bot).
Not sure what those are. Anyone know?
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Re: Forum errors
Ever wonder how search engines know about the content of a site? They use a Web crawler, also known as a bot or spider. phpBB (the forum software) comes pre-loaded with configuration for the most common spiders, such as Google [Bot] and Bing [Bot]. When they are visiting they'll show up as Registered Users who are browsing the forum.
The Mods are aware of the errors and slow response and are investigating.
The Mods are aware of the errors and slow response and are investigating.
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Re: Forum errors
Do we have a robots.txt file setup to tell the search engine bots how to crawl without causing problems?
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Re: Forum errors
I am getting an SQL error about 50% of the time when I try to view posts. 1040 too many connections.
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Re: Forum errors
If anything, it's getting worse.
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Re: Forum errors
Yep, pretty much all day long; however, I'm confident that it will get fixed in due course.Flightmare wrote:I have been getting the following error many times tonight;
Anyone else seeing these?General Error
SQL ERROR [ mysql4 ]
Too many connections [1040]
An sql error occurred while fetching this page. Please contact an administrator if this problem persists.
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Re: Forum errors
I just got something that said adcore.com was trying to download some scripts! Very scary!
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