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For whatever reason MySQL server software ships with really stupid defaults for handling problems with the incoming connections. Obviously, Zubrcom's intallation of MySQL does not suffer from this problem. However, if you have braved rolling your own installation it may be helpful to add the following lines in /etc/my.cnf:


[mysqld]
max_connections = 1100 # max number of clients if each client is non-threaded
max_connect_errors=99999999 # dont stop mysql before it gets this many connection errors.
max_user_connections = 1100 # max connections per user


If MySQL is already running, login into root account and use comand SET GLOBAL to change the variable setting without restarting MySQL.

It may be hard to believe, but after six years of pressure from our customers we have finally decided to abandon our old web site. We've started to migrate the content into the new content management system vaguely based on Drupal core; as a part of the roll-out process we will also be migrating some of the content currently stored on separate internal systems and using Drupal's framework to tie together the different backend websites. We expect the new site to be live on July 1, 2010