Database Error: Failed connecting to the database

[joymax27104000]

Hello,

When I try download more 5 files (premium), I will get this error:

Database Error: Failed connecting to the database with the supplied connection details. Please check the details are correct and your MySQL user has permissions to access this database. (host: localhost, user: xxxx_admin, pass: ********)

and I were set value = 3 for none user, but they still can download unlimited (I were set value = 0 before)

The maximum files a non-logged in user can download in a 24 hour period. Set to 0 (zero) to disable.

How can I fix it?

Note:
I were edit In includes/class.dbsession.php to avoid auto logout:

    $db->query('DELETE FROM `sessions` WHERE `updated_on` < :updated_on

    Replace entire line with:

    $db->query('DELETE FROM `sessions` WHERE `updated_on` < :updated_on', array('updated_on' => time() - (60*60*24*7)));

Thanks

 

[joymax27104000]

This is info of my server:

Server: HP DL180G6
CPU:2x Intel Quad-Core Xeon E5620
RAM:8GB
Harddisks:4x1TB SATA
RAID (HW/SW):RAID 10
Connectivity: Volume
Bandwidth:70TB
Uplink: GEV
IPv4/IPv6:1
SLA:Basic
OS: Centos 6 64bit:
Partitioning: Default
Control Panel:cPanel/WHM

Everytime my site have 20 users, my site will get this error:

Database Error: Failed connecting to the database with the supplied connection details. Please check the details are correct and your MySQL user has permissions to access this database. (host: localhost, user: xxxx_admin, pass: ********)

I very tired about it. please help me. Thanks all

 

[ysmods]

Try editing /etc/my.cnf

Look for

max_connections = xx

Change it to something like:

max_connections = 2000

If max_connections is not in the file, you can add it.

You will need to restart MySQL once you have made the changes.

 

[joymax27104000]

@ysmods: thank you very much.
But I am using WHM, how can I edit it? I don't know where?

Sorry about my stupid,
Thanks for helping.

 

[ysmods]

Log into root ssh using putty or similar.

Type in
pico etc/my.cnf

Edit the file.
Ctrl +x
Type yes and hit enter to save.

Log into whm, restart MySQL in whm, as its easier than typing out instructions how to do it in ssh lol

 

[joymax27104000]

Log into root ssh using putty or similar.

Type in
pico etc/my.cnf

Edit the file.
Ctrl +x
Type yes and hit enter to save.

Log into whm, restart MySQL in whm, as its easier than typing out instructions how to do it in ssh lol

I were try it, right?

Thank you so much

 

[joymax27104000]

Please help me once more time, pleaseeee...
thank you very much