Duane A. Couchot-Vore wrote: > I've been writing PHP/MySQL scripts for years and have never seen such > an error. In fact, I can't imagine a real-world PHP script that would > do. This. As a first line of attack, you might try making sure that > you free all your result sets as soon as you are through with them, > assuming that you have MySQL. > Duane, i got it all figured out. turns out i just needed to edit the setting in my.cnf
real world example = me :) i'm on a dedicated server with quad procs, and run a vbulletin forum. my site simply is getting more and more traffic which during peak times caused these max connections to occur. default is 100 i upped to to 500 > Unfortunately, I have a bad feeling that the problem might not be > yours at all. Many shared hosting providers run only a single > instance of both apache and MySQL for all users. Therefore, it could > be another user tying up the connections and you who are suffering for > it. It would be worth talking to your provider about.
