Why is this happening?

Can you show us your server's console log?

 

I am getting the same thing?
My server log says this and only this about it

Code:

Processing Workshop Addons
Getting list from "workshop.vdf"
Couldn't open file.
PARTICLE SYSTEM: Unable to load manifest file 'particles/particles_manifest.txt'
Unknown command "sbox_plpldamage"
Changing gamemode to HL2 RP (cwhl2rp)
Network: IP 50.31.23.197, mode MP, dedicated Yes, ports 27015 SV / 27005 CL
Please wait while Clockwork initializes...
[Clockwork] File does not exist: models/weapons/v_stunstick.phy.
[Clockwork] File does not exist: materials/halfliferp/factions/CWU.png.
[Clockwork] File does not exist: materials/halfliferp/factions/biotic.png.
[Clockwork] File does not exist: models/police_female.mdl.
MDLCache: DeadBodies\Dead_Male_Civilian_radio.mdl needs to be recompiled
KeyValues Error: RecursiveLoadFromBuffer:  got EOF instead of keyname in file models/sprayca2.mdl
mdlkeyvalue, (*prop_data*), 
KeyValues Error: RecursiveLoadFromBuffer:  got EOF instead of keyname in file models/sprayca2.mdl
mdlkeyvalue, (*prop_data*), 
You have been authorized to use HL2 RP
[Clockwork] MySQL Error: Too many connections

The other clockwork errors were there before this started happening.

 

Same errors ^

Also, the server was fine yesterday.

 

My guess is that the host your using for MySQL has a capped amount of concurrent connections and you're exceeding that.

You may be able to edit the amount of connections the MySQL module makes by finding where the database is initialized, as I don't think there are config options in the clockwork.cfg file for those attributes.

 

My server is fixed, and I did nothing.

 

Precisely what I was thinking. Which hosts are you guys using?

 

I'm having the same problem with PhpMyAdmin, I can't even log in to it.

 

Same problem here. Can't log in and too many connections.

 

What hosts are you guys with?

 

My friend has this issue and he's using Xenon.

Are you guys using Xenon? Responding with "me too" isn't really helping. We can make much more progress if every one would say what host they're using.

 

Sorry, yeah I was using Xenon, apperantly it was a problem on their side and they got it working now.

 

90% of MySQL problems are going to be to do with your host and you should contact them first.

Just for future reference.

 

Maybe you mean: "90% of MySQL problems are going to be to do with your lack of experience"?
It's true, most of the time it's just people not understanding how to compile config.

Once you have the experience, 95% because of your host, and 5% for going full retard.

 

Quit the bitching.

MySQL issues happen, not everyone is going to know instantly if it's the information that's incorrect or if there's an issue with the host.