Hi,
I've got this message, only 2 words: "fatal error" when I tried to click on a coppermine-page link on my website, www. photograffs.com. I can access my index (html) page, www.photograffs.com/index.htm but when I tried to click a link to a coppermine page, a blank page appears with the words "fatal error" and nothing else.
I've tried to check on my database using phpMyAdmin, but there is this message:
"Error
SQL query:
SELECT USER( ) ;
MySQL said:
#1226 - User 'photogr1_wfs' has exceeded the 'max_questions' resource (current value: 50000) "
The left column of the page usually says "No database" - there is nothing there (no table names, etc.).
What this problem is, is really beyond me.
I would really appreciate it if somebody can explain and perhaps suggest how I can proceed to get it resolved.
Thanks.
Your host has limited you to 50000 database queries per hour. When you hit the limit you get the message.
Thank you Nibbler for the explanation.
I'm just wondering whether it is possible to have 50,000 database queries per hour for my website since I don't really have many visitors, and the website is practically for my own personal use. I access the website everyday but just a few clicks to see the photos.
Is 50,000 database queries per hour high by any standard ?
What could jack up the database queries - visits by robots ?
Quote from: eka on January 31, 2008, 03:07:39 PM
What could jack up the database queries - visits by robots ?
Several queries are performed on each page, no matter if it a human (you) or a spider (search engine crawler) - this is how mysql-driven apps like coppermine work. So yes, this could be caused by search engine crawlers.
Quote from: eka on January 31, 2008, 03:07:39 PMIs 50,000 database queries per hour high by any standard ?
Not a standard, but a limitation deliberately imposed by your webhost. Probably written down in the fine print of your webhosting contract.