Above 50.000 requests on install ?
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Hi there,
I was trying to install Concrete 5 for the first time... Just wanted to try what appears to be this good CMS of yours.
Unfortunately, during this process I get an error saying :
An exception occurred while executing 'SELECT DATABASE()': SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1226 User 'XXXXXXX' has exceeded the 'max_queries_per_hour' resource (current value: 50000).
So I was wondering if the install required really more than 50.000 requests to be installed or if my hosting plan was really that bad ?
Thanks
Dphermes
I was trying to install Concrete 5 for the first time... Just wanted to try what appears to be this good CMS of yours.
Unfortunately, during this process I get an error saying :
An exception occurred while executing 'SELECT DATABASE()': SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1226 User 'XXXXXXX' has exceeded the 'max_queries_per_hour' resource (current value: 50000).
So I was wondering if the install required really more than 50.000 requests to be installed or if my hosting plan was really that bad ?
Thanks
Dphermes
Install on a localhost (make sure mySQL preserves mixed case names - the default on windows would be to change them to lowercase). Check it runs on localhost, then clone the site onto the web host, which will typically involve:
use phpMyAdmin on your localhost to backup the database
zip up all the files
Upload and unzip all the files on your web host.(make a visual inspection by ftp that everything is in the fight place)
Create a database on your web host
Use phpMyAdmin to upload and import the database backup you made. If the SQL file is too big, you can use a text editor to break it into parts and upload/import the parts in sequence.
Use phpMyAdmin to make a visual check all is in place.
Edit the c5 database configuration settings file on the web host to point to the correct database.
You should now be able to visit the site.