Thread: can't get into Search Index

could this be table related? all of the stuck processes in phpmyadmin say "waiting for tables" i cant get into the tables of the database for this forum either. (host has an open ticket on that one) is this pic showing bad things?

This more sounds like a issue with your host. Try contacting them first, before you start changing things .

Paul wrote: This more sounds like a issue with your host. Try contacting them first, before you start changing things . it all started with 1203 errors so they are sure any problems now are phpbb related, but i keep trying.

Since max connections is a variable set server-side, how do they figure this is a phpbb issue?

aero98 wrote: Paul wrote: This more sounds like a issue with your host. Try contacting them first, before you start changing things . it all started with 1203 errors so they are sure any problems now are phpbb related, but i keep trying. Did your host said that? Or is that you thinking that?

stevemaury wrote: Since max connections is a variable set server-side, how do they figure this is a phpbb issue? my host sent me this link viewtopic.php?f=46&t=1075665&start=15 ". i spent quite a few hours reading here on it and the only thig i can read that will fix it is switching away from native indexing.

Paul wrote: Did your host said that? Or is that you thinking that? after more requests for help, they told me i need to follow their earlier advice or they will have to shut me down because it's overloading the server.

Seems like your forum saved sessions into database and you have configured it to save sessions till user log out manual. Please configure your application to save sessions on the web server and also to automatically expire them after 30 minutes. This will completely solve this issue. Also please check usefull article regarding mentioned error message and phpbb at "http://www.phpbb.com/community...

What is the setting for admin -> load settings -> session time? If its 3600 (A hour), or less, its ok. If its more, change it to 3600. If its 3600 or less it should not provide any problems. As you are using 3.0.5, the issues linked in the other topic should not be a problem, as that should be fixed already.

What is the setting for admin -> load settings -> session time? If its 3600 (A hour), or less, its ok. If its more, change it to 3600. If its 3600 or less it should not provide any problems. As you are using 3.0.5, the issues linked in the other topic should not be a problem, as that should be fixed already. I changed it from 3600 to 1000 trying to isolate the problem. should i just put it ...