Anyone know what this means on IORR ?

<<Too many connections: select * from iorr_settings>>

Bjornulf ?

there's already another recent thread about this - too many users online, just wait and keep trying

Too many people logged on....It gets so busy sometimes, that it cant take anymore users..

JR

That's the one BV should anwser, it's a topic from yesterday.

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me havin trouble 2 gettin on , wonder why it never happened b 4

I'm glad someone asked that Q because I've been seeing it a lot lately. And it is weird: on the days where we set records like in the day of the press conference, I never saw it.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

I will put the old topic on top.

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Yesterday, I wrote a long post, which I usually don't do. And when I posted it, it was the "Too many connections: select * from iorr_settings"-message I got, and my post was gone with the wind. Bleeding irritating.
20 minutes later, I logged on, and I saw 20 threads about "Drift Away". Very annoying. I guess this guy had problems with the "too many connections".

So basically it means "IORR is busy, f*** off and come back later" ??

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Yesterday, I wrote a long post, which I usually
> don't do. And when I posted it, it was the "Too
> many connections: select * from
> iorr_settings"-message I got, and my post was gone
> with the wind. Bleeding irritating.
> 20 minutes later, I logged on, and I saw 20
> threads about "Drift Away". Very annoying. I guess
> this guy had problems with the "too many
> connections".


Eric, in a case like that, just hit the back button of your browser and your post will be back. Open Notepad Editor and copy/paste and save it for a while - till you get back on.
The Drift Away thing - I don't believe it was an accident, just a stupid fool.

Thanks, open-g, I'll remember that.