Presently we have set max limit (no of requests) on our server as 100 per account. This is Prevention measure against server crash or any other damage to server. We have set this limit for better operation and if you are getting these errors again and again, you need to check your scripts(pages) are not using more no of the server resources, if so you should modify them so that they will nor exceed allowed server resources.
Mark R: Please check the script, please make sure that you have to use mysql_connect() instead of mysql_pconnect(). Using persistent connections(mysql_pconnect()) can require a bit of tuning of your Apache and MySQL configurations to ensure that you do not exceed the number of connections allowed by MySQL.
So if you are using multiple persistant mysql connections as this consumes resources for a longer period of time. If your script crashes, your connection can stay open for long periods of time. If there is a loop involved, you could accidently eat up all the available connections. That might be considered abuse by an ISP and you could get in trouble. Try using mysql_connect first instead. 90% of the time, a non-persistant mysql_connect call will do the trick just fine.
Now since my site is straight default IMPortal, will going through my database and replacing the sql statements he suggested as suggested create any problems?
