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  1. Okay, I have manually reset the password and mailed it to the email ID you signed up with.
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  2. Please post the following information: Your cPanel username Your main domain The server that you are on I can manually reset your password and send it to the email ID registered. Do you want me to do this ?
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  3. As Tjoene was saying, you only need to create one MySQL connection at the top of the page, run all of your queries using that one connection, and then close the connection at the end of the page.
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  4. @rlcoleman1 I can email you a new temporary password to your registered email by resetting it manually. Would you like me to do this ?
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  5. That value can not be changed by users for security reasons.They are fixed in the mysql config files by the admins. Also, the max_connections is set to 50 connections, not 10. Perhaps your problem is that the software doesn't close the the mysql connections when it's done (5 mysql connenctions per user?). If you are looking for an external MySQL host, then you could use something like this: db4free.net However, this will have an impact on your site' proformance, since it needs to make an external connection.
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