SQL Database Query limits exceeded – redirects users to /install.php

  • Bob

    (@toggerybob)


    9 years, 6 months ago

    Good afternoon.

    We’ve been at the mercy of iPage for some time now when we hit our SQL query limit. I’ve increased it twice already, but when we have a new template that misbehaves, or a WordFence scan that goes into an endless loop, etc., we just hit the limit.

    I’m not sure if it’s WordPress or iPage that is forcing a redirect to the /install.php of a website’s URL. It occurs on every one of our websites that share the SQL database.

    Any ideas? It’s killing us here.

    Thanks much!

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  • We’ve been at the mercy of iPage for some time now when we hit our SQL query limit…

    Sounds like you simply need to change hosts. I’ve never heard of a host that requires you to raise a query limit. See Recommended WordPress Web Hosting

    When you get a redirect to install.php, it means the current site can’t access the database, which iPage must be killing due to your usage.

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