Thanks. I've temporarily removed the connection limit to mysql. I'll 
monitor for a while and try and come up with a new limit.

On 9/28/2011 9:36 PM, Jeremy McSpadden wrote:
> Edit your my.cnf and bump up the max connections then restart mysql.
>
>
> --
> Jeremy McSpadden
>
> On Sep 28, 2011, at 8:23 PM, "Paul Houlbrooke"<[email protected]>  
> wrote:
>
>>
>> I'm having trouble importing my Penalty Box files in MySQL. I keep
>> getting errors about there being to many connections. Everything else is
>> working fine with MySQL, just the pb is having trouble.
>>
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:12 [init] Starting SMTP-worker-threads with
>> ThreadCycleTime set to 3000 microseconds
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:12 [init] Starting communication worker threads [1 to 5]
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [Worker_1] Worker_1 started
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [Worker_2] Ldaplist database error: TIEHASH: Can't
>> open dbi:mysql:database=assp;host=localhost, Too many connections at
>> c:\assp\assp.pl line 8122 thread 4
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [Worker_2] Worker_2 started
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [Worker_3] Worker_3 started
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [Worker_5] Worker_5 started
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [Worker_4] Worker_4 started
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] All Threads are started
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Info: CPU priority changed for Worker_10000
>> from 0 to 2
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Info: CPU priority changed for Worker_10001
>> from 0 to 2
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Try using mysql database<assp>  for selected
>> tables
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Using table<whitelist>        in mysql
>> Database<assp>  instead of file c:/assp/whitelist
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Using table<redlist>          in mysql
>> Database<assp>  instead of file c:/assp/redlist
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Using table<delaydb>          in mysql
>> Database<assp>  instead of file c:/assp/delaydb
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Using table<delaywhitedb>     in mysql
>> Database<assp>  instead of file c:/assp/delaydb.white
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:21 [init] Using table<PBWhite>          in mysql
>> Database<assp>  instead of file c:/assp/pb/pbdb.white.db
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Using table<PBBlack>          in mysql
>> Database<assp>  instead of file c:/assp/pb/pbdb.black.db
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Error: Too many connections
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] MySQL check for table RBLCache canceled!
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Using table<RBLCache>         in mysql
>> Database<assp>  instead of file c:/assp/pb/pbdb.rbl.db
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Pbdb.uribl.db database error: TIEHASH: Can't
>> open dbi:mysql:database=assp;host=localhost, Too many connections at
>> c:\assp\assp.pl line 8122
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Warning: can not use defined database -
>> switching over to use files instead of database assp!
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Error : DB-failover loading hashes from files
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Warning : setting configvalue for adminusersdb
>> to adminusers
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Warning : setting configvalue for adminusersdb
>> to adminusers
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Info: adminusersdb (c:/assp/) - loaded
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Info: adminusersdb (c:/assp/.right) - loaded
>> Sep-28-11 21:01:22 [init] Warning: whitelist has only 0 records: (ignore
>> if this is a new install)
>>
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