I've tried leaving it overnight, reinstalling it, restarting my computer, everything. It's not often something like this completely baffles me but I don't have a clue what could be causing this. PLEASE HELP THIS HAS BEEN DRIVING ME INSANE.
Restarting computer, no change. redownloading program, no change.
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Whenever I try to it just crashes, and I haven't been able to find anyone else with this exact problem. I am only trying to delete one cookie at a time. I have run a scan with malwarebytes and removed some viruses but that didn't do anything.
Restarting my computer seems to have fixed the problem for now.
I made a query in phpmyadmin that took a long time and in the end it timed out.
After it timed out, I have been unable to access phpmyadmin again.
I don't get an error, the website just keeps loading and nothing happens.
I've tried accessing the database via scripts, and that works fine, just can't use phpmyadmin.
This has happened a few time before, always after timing out. And I've always just had to wait for quite some time. I usually just try again a few hours later or the next day and then it works. But, that is a bit annoying when I am working on something.
Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening (other than just making sure my queries won't take so long)? It feels like phpmyadmin is still working on the query, even though it timed out, and that's why it doesn't respond, but I would just like it to stop running the query.
You can reboot the service, I mean, the apache in order to clean buffers etc. Also I recommend you to show the current connections with SHOW PROCESSLIST
I'm working on an assignment for school, my files for the website are stored on a distant server which I access via VPN and remote server connection on macOS.
When I modify my html files, the changes aren't reflected immediately, sometimes after a day or two (in fact quite randomly, can be an afternoon, an hour).
It's a bit problematic when you try to have long code sessions. Sometimes, one page actualises but not the others.
I'm not having any problems with my php files, they actualise immediately.
I've tried several things without any changes:
Emptying the cache
Trying on different web browsers
Disconnecting from the server and VPN
Waiting :)
System infos :
macOS 10.12.2
Safari 10.0.2
Thanks for the help, I personally think it's a problem with the server, but I won't be able to change that, hopefully, it's something I can fix.
I'm wondering what could possibly cause this? I am stumped as I have been searching for an answer for 2 days now.
I have a big table, around 390.000~ rows. So there's no problem with the 50% treshhold. I have been building this site on my test server using XAMPP. I have now moved everything to my server using Ubuntu. Website files + mysql tables.
I have also set the only two settings I can think of in my my.cnf, min_word_length and ft_stopword_file. On the test server I get perfect results from my searches. On my live server I get barely any results (although some, sometimes).
I am just wondering what settings I could've forgotten to get my live server to work?
I know this is a fuzzy question but I think it could be useful for many people in the same situation in the future.
Thank you in advance!
I'm running a website on a cloud server. The website is functioning completely around a (rather large) database. Over the last two weeks I've noticed steady rise in the CPU load of the MYSQL and I'm not sure why. It has been 15-16% for a while and then it started climbing by 1-2% a day. Currently we are at 27% and thought there has been a rise in traffic, it wasn't that big.... What could be causing this?
Thanks!
Check you MySQL slow log. Don't forget to add the queries not using indexes in the log.
Fix any queries you find in there.
The problem actually was the build-up of several caches. If someone else encounters this problem, I suggest to look at the red values under 'Status'-> 'All statusvariables' in your PHPmyAdmin. Enlarging the tmp_table_size and flushing the query cache did wonders for me.
Good luck!