Mysql Database

[cokacola650]

It seems my mysql database has been wiped. I just install some new forums last night and all was fine. Now, I don't see any of my databases?? Anybody else have this problem? I didn't have much stuff on the databases anyway, but wondered if it was just me or everybody?

thanks,
cokacola650

 

[Colodro]

don't worry, it happens sometimes when the HTTP has just been down. now it's happening to me too, but everything will be back as soon as they notice this issue (sorry, my english is sooo bad)

 

[Marko]

I think x10hosting should apply updates more often. I always see some problems and then server have problems for 3 days and after 3 days another problem takes place. It's just crazy! I think that applying updates is easier than messing with errors.

 

[lambada]

Trouble with large updates is they often cause users' scripts to not function if synatx, or compiling options have changed / be unavailable. Take upgrading from php4 - php5 there are a LOT of differences there, and that can cause problems for lots of scripts like phpBB doesn't officially support php5 which causes major problems.

 

[Marko]

But if I have latest version of phpbb and server latest stable version of PHP and MySQL? I think that then should be no problems

 

[Bryon]

What updates are you talking about? The problems with the server are caused by users abusing the server and it's resources.. Such as spamming and running super server-intensive scripts.

 

[noerrorsfound]

Trouble with large updates is they often cause users' scripts to not function if synatx, or compiling options have changed / be unavailable. Take upgrading from php4 - php5 there are a LOT of differences there, and that can cause problems for lots of scripts like phpBB doesn't officially support php5 which causes major problems.

phpBB has officially supported php5 since a few versions ago.

 

[Bryon]

PHP 5 is almost completely backwards compatible with PHP 4.x, except for a few small minor function changes. (For example array_merge() )

 

[Marko]

PHP 5 is almost completely backwards compatible with PHP 4.x, except for a few small minor function changes. (For example array_merge() )

Anyways i like 100% fresh air instead of standing near trashcans.:wiggle: (if You can understand me)