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mySQL: To many connection's

Discussion in 'Discussion' started by [email protected], Jan 11, 2013.

  1. DIABLO@58

    [email protected] The Crew - Founder

    I get this error when joining after I added the Big Ass Voice Pack that was released here.
    Ive had this pack before, so for it to mess up now is confusing.
     
    [email protected], Jan 11, 2013
    #1
  2. SomeSortOfDuck

    SomeSortOfDuck Guest

    I don't think my voice pack can create SQL errors @[email protected]

    Working fine for servers I put it on and always has. Is your database free or paid or locally hosted or..?
     
    SomeSortOfDuck, Jan 11, 2013
    #2
  3. Tompkins

    Tompkins Developer for Laughing Skull Studios

    It's not your voices, we use em at End of Society.
     
    Tompkins, Jan 11, 2013
    #3
  4. DIABLO@58

    [email protected] The Crew - Founder

    Its phpMyadmin.
    And I know its not the voices, I am just unsure of what can cause this.
    And I just found out I cant even log into phpMyadmin. I enter my login details and when I hit "Go" it just refreshes the page I am on.
     
    [email protected], Jan 11, 2013
    #4
  5. henoik

    henoik Cloud16 Official Support Staff

    phpMyAdmin doesn't really say me anything.
    Could you be more specific? Let me know who your Garry's Mod Server Provider is, and who's providing you the MySQL.

    Could you please post your clockwork.cfg file here? Please post it as a pastebin.com document. Also, please type in "-convar" in your command line (w/o the ""'s) and post the newly updated console.log here through pastebin.com as well.

    Thanks,
    Henrik Sønstebø
     
    henoik, Jan 16, 2013
    #5

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