Gvectors should be logging in today to do some stuff.
In the mean time, this is a new warning i got:
Warning: mysqli_real_connect(): (HY000/1203): User percysgr_wp03409 already has more than 'max_user_connections' active connections in /home/percysgr/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1653
User percysgr_wp03409 already has more than 'max_user_connections' active connections
Does this help?
@percysgrowroom yes mate, it helps.
You reached your max allowed sql connections in your server/plan. Probably due to an attack, but you will never know for sure without proper debuging (that you do not do).
Gvectors should be logging in today to do some stuff.
In the mean time, this is a new warning i got:
Warning: mysqli_real_connect(): (HY000/1203): User percysgr_wp03409 already has more than 'max_user_connections' active connections in /home/percysgr/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1653
User percysgr_wp03409 already has more than 'max_user_connections' active connectionsDoes this help?
Do you know your max user connections limit of your plan?
@dimalifragis For some reason it was on 7, my host said they have increased it to 100
@dimalifragis For some reason it was on 7, my host said they have increased it to 100
7!!! My Shared plan has 25 and i DO hit the limits several times per month.
@robert is right, not the best hosting account/company you use.
@dimalifragis What would you suggest mate?
Just to nothing at all until gvectors finish their checks and fixes.
After that we will see.
(that you do not do).
Mate I have tried, and followed all the instruction given to me. If I could debug better please let me know how and ill do it.
I am determined to find what the problem is and what has caused it
(that you do not do).
Mate I have tried, and followed all the instruction given to me. If I could debug better please let me know how and ill do it.
I am determined to find what the problem is and what has caused it
I'm sorry but you did not. Most of what you did is not the standard Wordpress debug procedures.
And it shows reading this topic that is 2 weeks old with no results. It does not take more than 24-48 hours to find and solve ANY issue. Hosting or not.
Anyways, gvectors will be able i hope to help you out.
Most of what you did is not the standard Wordpress debug procedures.
I just follow the instructions im given to the best of my ability
Just keeping youll up to date.
I deactivated the my cred plug ins, as that table was apparently massive. I was still getting issues.
Gvectors logged in and revert some of the plug ins to their previous versions, and everything is running sweet.
Im not sure if this was because of the my cred being deactivated, or because of the version being down graded.
If everything keeps working like this, and is still fine tomorrow, I will reactivate the my cred stuff and see if it causes any issues. But so far it seems fixed
Everything has been working fine since Gvectors revert some of my plugs ins to the previous version.
It seems as if one of the updates was the cause of all the problems after all. I think it was down to one of the add ons, but not sure which one. I just know that since the plug ins have been revert back to the previous version, everything has been running smooth with no issues at all.
Thanks for your help on this everyone, but i think it is finally sorted.
Your next update should be the 2.0.0 version. So just use the current installed version and wait for the next 2.0.0 major version.
