I have been on occasion recieving "Too Many Connections" errors which
lock up mysql.. I know i can set the connections in my.cnf.. atleast
thats what i've seen on this listover the past few months..
For starters.. i dont seem to have a my.cnf according to mysqladmin
Default options are
Since you feel that you should never have more than 15 simultaneous
connections at a given time, I don't think modifying max_connections
will help. I would first verify that the PHP code is closing the
connection. If it isn't, then the connection will stay open until it
times out. If you do,
"Jesse E. Stay II" wrote:
I seem to have run into a problem lately where all of the sudden my
server keeps giving me "too many connections" errors, locking anyone out
of the site. I have set max_connections to 210, which shouldn't matter
anyway because we haven't had
I seem to have run into a problem lately where all of the sudden my
server keeps giving me "too many connections" errors, locking anyone out
of the site. I have set max_connections to 210, which shouldn't matter
anyway because we haven't had any more users than usual accessin
Filippo There must be a problem, then.
Filippo It happens to me, often, that I cannot obtain a proc or ext with
mysqladmin
Filippo as root.
Filippo All accesses are through an unpriv username, I have
max_connections=1000 and
Filippo a
Filippo ps ax | grep mysqld | wc -l gives me a value
still get
through even if there are too many connections.
It is already there - max_connections limit is actually for the user
Filippo without
process_priv. For the user with process_priv, the limit is max_connections
Filippo +
1. The trick is not to connect as root for your regular connections
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