Planet Z will move again - FILES UPLOADING OK AGAIN
- John Cooper
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- John Cooper
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It's Ok and fast right now.
Sometimes I got this message: 'Can't connect to the database' - sometimes for days!
This happened to one of my forums (the same version than this, phpBB 1) after the provider upgraded to a newer version of PHP (4, I think).
So I had to copy a little patch from the makers of phpBB into one of it's folders - and it worked immediatedly.
No errors since then.
Sometimes I got this message: 'Can't connect to the database' - sometimes for days!
This happened to one of my forums (the same version than this, phpBB 1) after the provider upgraded to a newer version of PHP (4, I think).
So I had to copy a little patch from the makers of phpBB into one of it's folders - and it worked immediatedly.
No errors since then.
- John Cooper
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That's one of the big problems we were having at the old webhost, which I hope has been solved on the new server. Were you having this problem in the last 2 weeks, or before then? (I moved to the new server on Sept 12).On 2002-09-26 14:28, cook wrote:
Sometimes I got this message: 'Can't connect to the database' - sometimes for days!
Thanks.
-John
John,
I haven't had any problems since 12th Sept.
In case the server has a newer version of PHP (likely!,4.2.0), here's the patch:
find (functions.php):
Code:
setcookie($cookiename,$sessid,'',$cookiepath,$cookiedomain,$cookiesecure);
replace with:
Code:
setcookie($cookiename,$sessid,0,$cookiepath,$cookiedomain,$cookiesecure);
It worked for me.
I haven't had any problems since 12th Sept.
In case the server has a newer version of PHP (likely!,4.2.0), here's the patch:
find (functions.php):
Code:
setcookie($cookiename,$sessid,'',$cookiepath,$cookiedomain,$cookiesecure);
replace with:
Code:
setcookie($cookiename,$sessid,0,$cookiepath,$cookiedomain,$cookiesecure);
It worked for me.
i just had the following message a couple of minutes ago:
Request Time-out
Server timeout waiting for the HTTP request from the client.
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Apache/1.3.26 Ben-SSL/1.48 Server at http://www.planetz.com Port 80
i never had it on the old server, but now i get it every few days. i don't know what it means, hope it can help.
Request Time-out
Server timeout waiting for the HTTP request from the client.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apache/1.3.26 Ben-SSL/1.48 Server at http://www.planetz.com Port 80
i never had it on the old server, but now i get it every few days. i don't know what it means, hope it can help.