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There seems to be less of an issue than warrants the tone this thread is developing. I'm sure everyone can agree that disabling the warnings is only a short-term measure (even though it wasn't initially presented as such), giving whoever is responsible for the code the time to fix it properly...

You're becoming a help vampire. Read the previous posts until you understand them, then follow their advice before posting again.

There is far too much noise in this thread; it's almost unreadable. Go back and edit your posts as much as possible to remove the extraneous code. If that's not possible, it's better to abandon this thread and start from scratch, after following the advice from my previous post.

Please use [php], [html] or [code] tags (as appropriate) to separate and format code. Sample code should be complete and concise. As essellar said, post the relevant portions of your code rather than dumping all of it. If it doesn't fit in a single post, it's definitely too much. The...

A web search will turn up workarounds that handle redirects.

There's a previous thread on ereg deprecation. Start with the information there (all of it), and post back here if you need more help.

Only because Unicode doesn't include elder signs, not even in the private use area. You could always call forth Zalgo. >̵ͦ̊̐͋͂͐ͨ̾̚̕͏̜̪͖͙:̨̘̭̺͔̰̳͛͒̎̾͂̀͑ͦ̔̈́̇̀̕͢ͅ-̴̵̓͌̐̀̒̋ͮͪ̑ͨ̍͂ͤ́̚͟҉͖̥͍̱̝̻͙̙̫͚̯̫̰|̵̡̢̢̧͓̩̪̙̰̫̝̹̼͋̃ͩ́̈͂̆ͦ͗̏͊̄͂ͬͩ̎͋̉

@Paul: the relevant info is the host name and port (the connection settings), both of which are correct. This means the problem doesn't lie with PHP. Something else on your computer is preventing PHP from connecting. Read up on MySQL error 2003 and named pipes (a potential fix). @Dead-i: take a...

It just means the server is re-reading your .htaccess file. As with every [INFO] message, it's safe to ignore.

Good. It seemed you might have done this; I just wanted to be explicit. Are there any other applications that filter network communications? The Windows firewall, for example, if enabled may interfere. If PHP is configured to connect to localhost, the packets won't be transmitted on the...

Please use , [html] or [code] tags (as appropriate) to separate and format code. var_dump would provide a little more information about the variable contents, such as the type, and make it more obvious whether or not the variable held an empty string. empty would be a better test than...

From this, you know which ports the MySQL server is listening on. If a MySQL client is using one of these ports and can't connect, that tells you something is blocking the connection. That isn't the relevant information. Since you need to check how PHP is configured to connect to MySQL, you...

Additionally: Use [php], [html] or tags (as appropriate) when posting to separate and format code. Don't use die when outputting HTML. You'll get invalid HTML. Columns in relational tables should have scalar (aka "simple" or "atomic") values, not compound values (aka "repeating...

One tool that may help is TCPView, which you can use to see which programs have what ports opened. Check the connection settings in the MySQL and PHP configuration files to see what ports or named pipe each uses, and make sure they are the same. With PHP, you can use phpinfo instead of checking...

It sure looks like the out-of-memory problem rather than a DB issue. The former should be fixed. Please post a response if you're still having the same issue. If it's working now but ever crops up again, start a new thread.

The problem should be fixed. Please post a response if you're still having the same issue. If it's working now but ever crops up again, start a new thread.

Note that "News and Announcements" threads aren't for support requests. Anyone having problems on the free servers should open their own thread in the "Free Hosting" forum. On the subject of the new resource usage monitoring system, are there any other limits? The old system (for example) also...

That's not enough information. What are the exact error messages? If you've been receiving "Out of memory" error messages when scripts are using around 4 MiB, then it's likely due to a server issue that's cropped up recently. If this is the case, there's nothing you need to do. The admins are...

It's a server issue. The memory limit on the free servers is supposed to be 64MiB. The admins are currently looking for the cause. For now, there's nothing to do but wait.

It's a server issue. The memory limit on the free servers is supposed to be 64MiB. The admins are currently looking for the cause. For now, there's nothing to do but wait. The one thing that's unusual in your case is the others have been on Stoli and Chopin, not Starka (as far as I know).