Mysql – Too many connections

If you see the error "... To many connections..." while you are accessing your website, you can do the following ways:

1. In your mysql my must to run this:

Set Global max_connections=2000

I'm using phpMyAdmin and I executed

2. In your my.conf file (usually located in /etc) find the line that says:

[mysqld]

And somewhere below that set

max-connections=500

Or whatever numeric value you need.

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