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I don't know if it's another database hiccup or what, because I'm trying to work with something with the database, and when I try to access phpMyAdmin, it's saying wrong username and password...but yet I can access my cPanel just fine...any idea what's going on?UPDATE: I guess it was just a hiccup of the system, because it seems like it might be back now...dunno...will wait and see...one other question, though- Is there some kind of weekly maintenance that's done to the mySQL servers on Sundays or something, because that's when I seem to run into the most database downtime, though even when I do, it seems to be back within an hour or so.

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Hello!

I have a MySQL db access problem too, so I just post in here, hope that's fine. It is not about downtime, but about standard behaviour.

I have been trying to access my database from a subdomain. I have to admit that it took me some time to actually figure out that the problem was the subdomain...

Well, then I tried adding the subdomain to the access hosts, but it didn't work out, the script came up with this

Access denied for 69.50.168.69

So I added this address to the access hosts and now it works fine. But when I accessed this in http: (browser) it came up with links to Xisto Xisto and co. so i wonder: what is this IP? Is it a public Xisto domain? Does this mean that I just gave free (password protected) access to all people on Xisto?

Not that I don't trust you guys :-P and the data is not really confidential, but I was wondering... Isn't there a better way to provide access from a subdomain to a database?

Just using localhost as connection server didn't work for me, because the subdomain is not on localhost as it seems. So I used the main domain of my site, which implicated that the request wasn't coming from localhost anymore. It came (as my SQL said from this IP address but as I think) from my subdomain. But adding the subdomain to access host didn't fix it. Sorry for repeating, but I want to make the problem as clear as possible.

All answers appreciated,

Ruben

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It happed again today, i tell you. Something happened with my website and I can't access it at all. MySQL module of cPanel doesn't work properly and I can't access phpMyAdmin module. WHat is going on?

 

It also shows the following error when I try to access my site/forum:

 

IPB WARNING [2] mysql_connect(): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2) (Line: 114 of /ips_kernel/class_db_mysql.php)

 

 

There appears to be an error with the database.

You can try to refresh the page by clicking here.

 

Error Returned:

 

 

SQL error: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)

SQL error code:

Date: Wednesday 23rd of November 2005 12:30:37 PM

 

We apologise for any inconvenience

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This seems like a general problem, but my database is up and running. Check yours again, hopefully it was only maintenance too. Hope these maintenance times don't come to often or too long...

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That seems to be the case, since I've only been unlucky enough to try and access things twice during maintenance, but, on the good side, I think the reason why the mySQL's down may be that part of the maintenance is to back said SQL up...who knows?

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