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Like the title says, I come home from work at 11:00PM or a bit later, when I log on, it is the same message: Database Error. This is like clock work and it has been since day one when the Forum is updated. I have to wait 30 minutes or sometimes a bit longer, then this issue disappears like it never existed.
I can live with that but it sure is a bother, anything I can do here on my end?Attachment 106169
I tried on three different computers and they all show the same message.
It happened just now at 11:00PM sharp, took 35min. for me to log on.:frusty: :noidea:
2pm eastern time right?
It would be 2:00 AM Eastern for me.
I had one come up yesterday about 16.30 local time (AEST UT+11) which would coincide.
Mark
It's back, now it is 12:00AM PDT and the duration is exactly 60 minutes.
I am used to it, I am not bothered by it but it is funny in a way since I am absolutely hooked on this Forum and I find even staring at the Database Error page is better than nothing! :olleyes::olleyes:
I am sick, man!
I get it as well... not sure exactly what time it starts but it goes on for a while
Don't know about you guys, but it struck again about 5:00PM PST.
:noidea:
This is tough on a Forum junkie like myself.:crying:
It is acting up for several hours after midnight for two or three days now.
Anyone of just me?
It is much longer, I didn't get it back all morning until noon.
I'm having the same issue and so is a few other people.
Thanks, Travis.Quote:
Originally Posted by kfxguy
I have been having a issues the last couple days early morning 5-6AM-ish. Then the past few days it has been giving me the the Database error....
I have been able to go to bed earlier, lol.......
Same here. Not an issue really, I should be getting ready for work.lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Spartanator
Haha, It's when I get up too early and then have nothing to do.... lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Doug Smock
As long as it comes back I'm good . Ha Ha
Owner should probably make use of some PHP caching for this forum. It would lower the DB load by a lot. Doesn't take much load to make a DB server take a fart. Theres actually plugins available for vBulletin that do this.
http://imtips.co/optimize-vbulletin.html
http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/product/1-vb-optimise/