Can anyone make sense of this? Its not a Trap17 problem by the way.

I am pretty sure that that part of the error says that your password is either wrong or the user isn't assigned to the database. Double check the spelling on the name/database/password and make sure you have the proper prefix for the name and database. Maybe that will help clear up some of the other errors but I don't know what is in the files it is trying to read.

Its quite strange, you are greeted with that lot before you get the chance to login, & its a pretty simple url to get to that page.

You get all the site images loading, though not in the correct place as the screen is riddled with error messages.

Could it just be the database has blown up?

This post has been edited by Mjay06: Jul 25 2006, 08:26 PM

Have you gone to the file where the error is occuring. Look at the coding and see if there are any goofups and mistakes. Many times the source of the problem is exactly where the message is saying.

The clue here is:


This error only occurs after the server has basically banned the user from accessing the database, usually because it presumes you are a hacker. It happens when a load of max_connect_errors occur, and then they get abruptly halted for an unknown reason. This probably means an error in the code, perhaps a loop running way too many times or something.

Unfortunately the only way to get access again is for a command to be run on the shell of the server. If it isn't your server, you're gonna have to ask the admin very nicely to run the command:

Which will allow you access again. Just don't run any scripts again until you have checked what is causing the error.

I'll tray to solve this, this is my analysis from this problem:



These errors occured when the connection file (connectdb.php) doesn't match with the mysql role. Just check the mysql user n password, and then recheck it with the connectdb.php

If it doesn't solve, tell us the detail of your connectdb.php file, n lets analys it..

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