phpMyAdmin being out of date shouldn't be a cause of server connection delays. Same for the MySQL server (mysql-server).Apparently their MySQL is outta date I think.
When I experience lag, I thought my Internet i very slow. Thanks guys for confirming this...
We have to wait for:
leafypiggy
$con = mysqli_connect('HOST','USERNAME','PASSWORD','DATABASE');
if (!$con) {
echo 'An error occurred.';
}
else {
echo 'The connection has succeeded!';
}
thx caftpx10, but i'll just find another host there's heaps more free hosting out there that runs rings round these guy's.I see the maintenance page. Try using this code and giving me a link to it:
I know, nothing to put out the actual error but it should give more detail.PHP:$con = mysqli_connect('HOST','USERNAME','PASSWORD','DATABASE'); if (!$con) { echo 'An error occurred.'; } else { echo 'The connection has succeeded!'; }
Port 80 wasn't down when it had a blank page, if the browser failed to connect to the site then the Apache process is most likely not running (AKA port 80 down), the Apache server could've messed up in some way.I 'see' xo1 being up and down today - current status - is down at port 80 HTTP - blank page - Response Headers/Content-Length = 0 - started about 18:03 UTC
EDIT: is back up at about 18:24 UTC
EDIT about 18:50 UTC - is now throwing --> [ Error 503 Backend fetch failed ]
EDIT is back up at about 18:55 UTC
you are wrong...Port 80 wasn't down when it had a blank page, if the browser failed to connect to the site then the Apache process is most likely not running (AKA port 80 down), the Apache server could've messed up in some way.
"down at port 80" I'm just saying that if the port was really down then it wouldn't get a response of any kind from the server.you are wrong...
did you read this ? --> [ Response Headers/Content-Length = 0 ] - the browser connected to the server and received a response header
and I said --> "is down at port 80 HTTP" - which was to say - how I was looking at the server - I did not say "port 80 is down"
I'm not being critical but I constantly search for free cPanel hosting. There are a few that actually offer cPanel/MySQL. Everyone I have visited restricts the free hosting in one or another and they all have intermittent issues with MySQL. Most of the time it was user based issue, or me (lol). But I always find my way back to x10. They allow addon/sub domain, mail(), htaccess and more. But the free hosting forum support staff is without doubt the most dedicated enthusiastic understanding trust worthy knowledgeable bunch of tech heads I ever met. They will fix the issue if given the information they need to identify issue. In a perfect hosting environment you would not need techs. Thanks for reading.thx caftpx10, but i'll just find another host there's heaps more free hosting out there that runs rings round these guy's.